Confused.com conducted a social experiment in which they watched hundreds of people ignoring the distressed cries of an overheating dog left in a car in frighteningly high temperatures.
Please never leave your dog (or child!) in a car on a hot day. Temperatures can rise to life-threatening levels extremely quickly and heat stroke can kill.
Please read our post on Heat Exhaustion, Heat Stroke, how to spot the signs and what to do and ensure you are ready to help if your pet is suffering. Please click here to learn more
If you find a pet suffering in a hot car, please call the RSPCA or phone 999 to get them released as quickly as possible.
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Remember to visit our other websites: First Aid for Life and Online First Aid
