PetDog In A Car On A Hot Day - Heat Stroke Kills...

Dog In A Car On A Hot Day – Heat Stroke Kills – Please read & watch the video !

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If a dog is lucky enough to survive, it may be seriously traumatized emotionally  & physically.

Watch the video below to watch a human endure what a dog endures stuck in a hot car.

Vehicle Temperature

Outside the car: 75             Inside the car: 100

Time to reach that HEAT inside the car: 10 minutes

Outside the car: 75             Inside the car: 100

Time to reach that HEAT inside the car: 30 minutes

Outside the car: 85             Inside the car: 90

Time to reach that HEAT inside the car:  5 minutes

Outside the car: 85             Inside the car: 100

Time to reach that HEAT inside the car:  8 minutes

Outside the car: 85             Inside the car: 120

Time to reach that HEAT inside the car: 30 minutes  (dog is injured)

Outside the car: 100             Inside the car: 140

Time to reach that HEAT inside the car: 15 minutes  (dog is most likely going to die or have permanent damage)

A dog can only withstand a temperature of 107 0r 108 for a short time before brain damage starts to occur.

What can you do to save a dog’s life that is in serious distress in a hot car ?

1. Call 911…. give them the make, model, color and license plate to the vehicle.

Let them know you if you are willing to break a window on the car if the dog isn’t going to make it.

Remember all calls are recorded, so let them know if it is a life or death situation.

2. Is the dog showing signs of:

  • Excessive panting

  • Vomiting

  • Dark Red Gums

  • High Fever

  • Weakness

  • Unresponsiveness

  • Rapid Heartbeat

  • Collapse

  • Lethargy

If so take action to remove the suffering dog from the vehicle.

3. Gather witness and record their names and phone numbers.

Take pictures or video with your cell phone or camera.

4. Do not leave the scene until the situation is resolved.

Wait for the authorities to arrive.

Beware the dog’s owner is going to be embarrassed or angry and try to minimize the situation…. this is where pictures or video comes in handy.

Melissa Francis
Melissa Francis
Greetings! I'm Melissa Francis, the founder and primary contributor to The Homestead Survival. With over 20 years of experience in homesteading, sustainability, and emergency preparedness, I've dedicated my life to helping others achieve a simpler, more self-reliant lifestyle.

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