What to do if you see a dog locked in a car on a hot day
With a hot summer like this, it can heat up inside your car very easily and quickly. We want to help people know what to do if you see a dog locked in a car on a hot day. Let’s take a look at these steps to show you what you can do in this situation. Â
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How to help a pet locked inside
There are some steps you can take to help a dog that has been left by its owner in the vehicle. You should follow these tips to make sure that you can find the owner as soon as possible to retrieve their pet.
Step #1: Take note of the vehicle’s make, model, and licence plate to be able to identify which vehicle it is.
Step #2: Go to the nearest business or businesses to announce that someone forgot their pet inside their vehicle. They will return to the vehicle and get their dog out of the heat.
Step #3: If you can’t find the owner, you should call the non-emergency number and wait by the vehicle until the police or animal control come to the vehicle.
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Make sure to look up any laws about saving animals from hot cars to make sure your actions are in line with the code of law. If you are looking for a vehicle this summer, you can visit our online inventory and schedule a test drive with us at Craig Dunn Motor City today.
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