Dogs in Hot Cars Die

I don't care what Your mother, father,aunt, uncle, cousin, best friend or anyone else that has "given" you advise. DOGS DIE IN HOT CARS!!!!. Even if have supplied food xxxxand water, they can not cope with the heat.  They will over heat regardless if there is food, water and a fan.

If the car is parked at a public place, see if you can find someone to stay with the dog while you look for someone to make an announcement on the tannoy. Don’t forget that you will need:
the car type and colour
registration number
rough location
Call the RSPCA's 24-hour cruelty line for further advice on 0300 123 4999
If you are unable to reach the owner, or if you are concerned about the dog at any point, dial 999.

If you think the dog is in danger dial 999 and speak to the police first and ask for their advice. If it is necessary for you to rescue the dog, document your actions as best as possible, in case you need to defend yourself in court:

Take photos; or better still, a video of the dog in the car
Take the names and telephone numbers of any witnesses
Ask someone to video you breaking into the car on their mobile phone and ask them to send it to you afterwards
Remain on the phone to the police while giving a running commentary so that it is recorded
As soon as you are home, write a detailed report to document what happened

If you are out and about and see a dog or any animal in a car (even with the window cracked open), you are allowed to brake the window and recuse the animals. I would advise finding the owner of the car and calling the RSPCA first; as they could be in the area and get back quickly.



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