Everyone knows that hot cars are not only dangerous to humans, but our beloved pets are also silent victims of hot car deaths. Despite all the incidents that have happened and the many warnings that have been given on the subject, it is sad to know that the number of fatal accidents in closed cars is increasing.
Children are the main victims, but reports indicate that puppies are second.
This year, one man’s feat and bravery saved 26 puppies from a truck parked at a Walmart in Garfield, New Jersey. Beautiful puppies of many different breeds, mainly French and English bulldogs, were left in small boxes, locked alone in trucks, enduring temperatures above 32 degrees.
Leaving a puppy in a hot car is against animal welfare laws. It’s no secret that cars parked in the hot sun are deadly weapons, any person or pet left inside without ventilation can die. Studies show that on the 26th day, the temperature in the car can rise from 38 to 50 degrees.
The temperature in a parked car rises in minutes. It’s no secret that cars parked in the hot sun are deadly weapons, any person or pet left inside without ventilation can die. Studies show that on the 26th day, the temperature in the car can rise from 38 to 50 degrees.
The temperature in a parked car rises in minutes. The dogs were rescued after a man called the Bergen County SPCA to report someone was selling puppies outside a Walmart parking lot. SPCA staff decided to go to the scene, trying to save the puppies that were on the verge of dehydration. The truck driver announced the puppies would be shipped to Florida.
The rescue team took the puppies to the Bergen County Animal Shelter in Teterboro. Fortunately, the man who called was able to save the lives of the puppies, which were already very hot and thirsty. The Good Samaritan did the right thing by condemning the injustice he witnessed. If the SPCA staff hadn’t come, the puppies probably wouldn’t have survived.
Actions like these are what make all the difference and manage to save the puppies from a terrible end.
Now the puppies are aging in a safer place and recovering from their ordeal. Stories of hot dogs in cars are becoming more common, take note. Report and take action if you see injustice towards our furry people.
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Source: HIS Education