A dog died while inside a car under intense heat in Durham Region.
Ontario SPCA warns, hot cars can be deadly for pets
Following the news of a dog found to be deceased in a hot car in the Durham Region recently, the Ontario SPCA says this is the result of what could happen if you leave a pet unattended in a hot car. Katelyn Stojadinov has this reminder.
Katelyn says even though it has not happened locally, the problem needs to be addressed.
Leaving your pets alone in a car, even with the air on, can cause another set of issues.
For tips on hot to keep your pets safe from the heat, here's where you can go.
Stojadinov adds that should you find a pet inside of a hot vehicle, call local authorities first and never take the matter into your own hands.
Story by Tim Baltz
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