Contact your nearest Branch of the BC SPCA . While Hallowe en is fun for trick or treaters, it can be a scary and dangerous time for pets and farm animals.
Farm animals are at risk too.
Dogs or cats could dart into traffic or jump through windows, while frightened farm animals could run into barbed-wire fences or other obstructions. Dogs can also act out of character at the sight of strangers in costumes coming to your door. Keep Your Pet Inside Prevent your pets from escaping or confronting trick or treaters by keeping them in a quiet room. You may consider disabling your doorbell for the night if your dog is the type that gets excited whenever it rings. Now is also a good time to make sure your pet has identification a tag and a tattoo or microchip in case your pet gets lost.