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🚨🚨 MISSING PERSON ALERT! 🚨🚨
Please help bring Nevaeh home—your share could reach the one person with the information her family desperately needs.

📂Name: Nevaeh Lynn Miller
📍Location: Newport News, Virginia
📅Last Seen: August 6, 2025
👤Age: 13 Years Old
👥Identifying Details: Female, last seen wearing all black, including a Nike hoodie, sweatpants, and Crocs.
☎️If you have any information about Nevaeh’s whereabouts, please contact the Newport News Police Department at 757-247-2500.

💟Thank you for taking the time to read and share—your concern helps keep hope alive and brings us one step closer to finding Nevaeh safe.

📌Disclaimer: This information is compiled from reports available at the time of publication. Given the large number of missing child alerts, there may be delays in reflecting the most current updates.

If you are a parent or guardian and need to update or remove any information presented here, please reach out to the relevant authorities or visit the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

More pets are lost on the Fourth of July than on any other day of the year. The Fourth of July might be an all-day party for people, but for pets, it’s a different story. Booming fireworks and busy BBQs can get your furry family member pretty anxious. Pet emergency services see a huge spike during the holiday weekend, with tons of pet parents spending the holiday in the ER or frantically searching for a runaway pet who bolted in a panic.

Here are a few tips to help you make the 4th of July more pet-friendly and prevent pet-related emergencies:

Update your pet’s ID tag and microchip info

Share rules with guests (e.g., no burger bites)

Store human foods out of sight and reach

Keep your pet cool and hydrated all day

Be aware of toxins such as sparklers, sun screen, and lighter fluid

Make a “calming kit” with toys, treats, and tools

Find them a quiet retreat from the craziness

Play music or turn on the TV to mask outside noise

Don’t set off your own fireworks around pets

Stay with anxious pets during fireworks shows