25/06/2026
πβοΈβοΈβ οΈ DOGS DIE IN HOT CARS β EVEN ON MILD DAYSβ οΈβοΈ βοΈπ
Please, never leave your dog in a parked car. Not even for "just 5 minutes."
A car can become dangerously hot incredibly quickly:
π‘οΈ 22Β°C outside = over 47Β°C inside a car within an hour
π‘οΈ On warmer days, temperatures can soar above 50Β°C in minutes
This can lead to:
π₯ Heatstroke
π Organ failure
π§ Brain damage
β οΈ Collapse
β οΈ Death
Cracking a window open or parking in the shade is NOT enough to keep your pet safe.
Signs of heatstroke include:
πΎ Excessive panting
πΎ Drooling
πΎ Bright red gums
πΎ Weakness or collapse
πΎ Vomiting
πΎ Confusion or seizures
If your dog doesn't need to come with you, the safest place for them is at home, where they can stay cool and comfortable.
No shopping trip, errand, or quick stop is worth risking your pet's life.
πΆ If you see a dog in distress in a hot car, act quickly and seek assistance immediately.
Please share this post to help spread awareness and keep our furry friends safe this summer. β€οΈ