It’s Hot Outside – Don’t Leave Pets in the Car!

AC HOT PSA 2

As temperatures peak in the summer months, we are all at risk – including our pets. Did you know the temperature inside your vehicle can rise above 120 degrees in a matter of minutes? That’s even with the windows partially open. In just 15 minutes, your dog can suffer brain damage, heat stroke, suffocation or death.

Take a look at Oakland County Animal Shelter’s video to learn more.

If you see an animal locked inside a vehicle, we urge you to call your local police department or the Oakland County Animal Shelter immediately at 248-858-1090!

For more information, visit Oakland County Animal Shelter and Pet Adoption Center’s website and follow them on Facebook and on Twitter.

Comments 1

  1. Rex says:

    Thanks for spreading this life-saving message! Never leave pets in a parked car—heat can turn deadly fast. Stay alert, take action, and help protect our furry friends this summer. ☀️🐾

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