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A hot car can be a six minute death trap for your dog

Writer's picture: The BeagleThe Beagle

Summer is just about here and we are experiencing some warm days! Just a reminder not to leave your dog in the car for even the shortest of time. The temperature inside a car can reach over 50°C after only five minutes when the temperature outside is 32°C The colour of the car, the tint on the windows or even leaving the windows open does not reduce the cabin temperature by a significant amount, nor did parking the car in the shade. In six minutes you could lose your best friend! You can also be fined large amounts (around $5,500 for causing your animal distress and $22,500 and two years in jail if you cause your animal’s death). If you see a dog trapped in a hot car, call the NRMA or the Police immediately. Need a new best friend? The Animal Welfare League have two lovely cats still looking for a home and the rather lovely Tasha (photo below), a fox terrier cross, who would make a wonderful pet for an active family with good fences. She is a delightful little personality and around ten months old. The Animal Welfare League promotes responsible pet ownership. All their animals are rehomed having been de-sexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and protected against fleas and ticks. For more information telephone Elaine on 0410 016 612


Tasha

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