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Pat Mueller

  • Communications Director, Colorado District Attorneys'​ Council
Denver
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Emmy-winning @KDVR news producer & Jayhawk
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National Pet Fire Safety Day: Follow these tips to keep your pets safe

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By Pat Mueller, Lauren Paige Richeson
| Miami Herald Verified
Kevin Hartline, a firefighter from the Warwick Township Volunteer Fire Department, holds on to animals rescued from a house fire at a Pennsylvania home in Feb. 2025. July 15 marks National Pet Fire Safety Day, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) estimates that nearly 500,000 pets are affected by home fires each year, so it's important to make sure your furry friends have a spot in your family's fire safety plan.
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Protect your pet from wildfire smoke: Warning signs to know

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By Pat Mueller
| Miami Herald Verified
Grant Lobert walks his dog, Ozzy, while wearing an N95 mask as wildfire smoke affects air quality in Detroit on Friday, July 17, 2026. As a barrage of intense wildfires in Canada sent massive plumes of billowing smoke into the air, public health officials in the United States triggered air quality alerts across the northern and eastern U.S. on Thursday, July 16. The air is unhealthy to breathe, especially for sensitive groups, but people also need to consider another population: Their pets.
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The best apartment dogs aren't always the smallest ones

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By Pat Mueller
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Living in an apartment doesn't automatically mean you need a tiny dog. While many prospective owners assume smaller breeds are the best fit for compact living spaces, in reality, there's more nuance to it. According to Brandi Hunter Munden, vice president of public relations and communications for the American Kennel Club, factors such as a dog's temperament, energy level, adaptability and exercise needs often matter more than its size.
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