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In reply to the discussion: What to do if you find an animal locked in a hot car [View all]

Dash87

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8. Humans are much more resistant to heat than dogs are.
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Tue Jun 25, 2013, 12:01 PM
Jun 2013

Conditions safe for a human might not be safe for a dog.

Edit: Eh, nm. He can't respond anymore.

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What to do if you find an animal locked in a hot car [View all] DainBramaged Jun 2013 OP
Break the damned window, I say (and have done)! dorkzilla Jun 2013 #1
And if the windows are open enough that they can stick their head out? SamReynolds Jun 2013 #2
Uh a car in the sun on a hot day in most states (above 80) gets over 130 DainBramaged Jun 2013 #4
Post removed Post removed Jun 2013 #5
Anger management, look it up DainBramaged Jun 2013 #6
Really? That's all you've got? SamReynolds Jun 2013 #7
I can't speak for anyone else Orrex Jun 2013 #16
Humans are much more resistant to heat than dogs are. Dash87 Jun 2013 #8
Some folks come here to act out, some folks come to prove to us Liburls' they is smerts DainBramaged Jun 2013 #9
Nom nom hate mail - it's what's for dinner. Dash87 Jun 2013 #11
Nope but that's OK DainBramaged Jun 2013 #12
One problem Sam. Dogs don't sweat like you do. They pant. Lochloosa Jun 2013 #10
And don't forget about their fur coat! dorkzilla Jun 2013 #13
And here's what you say when paging the owner in the store (assuming you know which store they're in Gidney N Cloyd Jun 2013 #3
YES!!! n/t dorkzilla Jun 2013 #14
Bad advice. Daemonaquila Jun 2013 #15
I can say unequivocally AtomicKitten Jun 2013 #17
As would most of us. In NJ the prospect of animal cruelty the owner would face DainBramaged Jun 2013 #18
1. Ascertain current state of danger for the pet; 2. Smash window. flvegan Jun 2013 #19
I always carry a leash/es DainBramaged Jun 2013 #20
I have a window breaking tool MineralMan Jun 2013 #21
Kick nt alsame Jun 2013 #22
We just saw someone get towed this week RockaFowler Jun 2013 #23
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