Watch As Cop Makes This Lady Sit In Her Hot Car After She Locks Her Dog In It!
Talk about the punishment fitting the crime! There is nothing more powerful to bring about change in a person’s attitude or behavior, than to have them walk in someone else’s shoes. In this case, a woman from Ohio left her dog, that she supposedly loves, in a boiling hot car while she ran errands!
We have all been warned endlessly about the dangers of leaving pets in hot cars, as heat exhaustion and resulting dehydration can come on quickly, leading to death! Yet we still see this going on in parking lots across the country. By law, the police are allowed to break car windows to save a dog or any animal or human in distress.
In this case, the officer made the woman walk in her dog’s shoes, by making her sit in the intolerably hot car, that she felt was perfectly okay for her dog. He had her stay in it until she was quite uncomfortable, but not harmed. The woman was eventually let out of the car. She was physically distressed and quite embarrassed. Imagine if she had winter clothing on that would approximated the heat generated by the dog’s fur?
Hopefully this experience will keep her from ever doing something so inhumane again. Her distress would have been a lot worse had she found her dog deceased. People really need to understand that this is not just irresponsible behavior, but potentially tragic!
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NFL Star Locks Himself In A Hot Car To Reveal What It’s Like For Dogs. The Result Is Terrifying!
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Here we are at last, in the heat of summer. Many of us wait all year, weathering the cold temperatures when we would prefer to be someplace warm, memories of the warm summer sun and long days getting us through the dark winter months.
But the heat also carries a certain danger, especially when it comes to the very common problem of leaving pets in hot cars. It might seem like our loved pet might be fine, just for a couple minutes, but as you will see demonstrated in this video, the temperature escalates very quickly.
In mere minutes, the temperature skyrockets, making it difficult for the animal to breathe. As difficult as this is for a human, like we see in this video, it is even harder for pets for multiple reasons. First, they have fur. This obviously holds heat in and therefore makes it much more difficult for them to cool down. We can sweat when we are too hot, because our lack of fur makes the evaporation that cools us happen much more quickly.
According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, if it is 80 degrees outside, within 30 minutes the inside of the car will be up to 114 degrees. In as little as 10 minutes, the car will be over 100 degrees.
Leaving the car in the shade is not enough either, because the shade moves with the sun and provides inadequate protection.
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This Mans Saves A Dog Who Was Dying In A Boiling Car By Doing Something Brilliant
What this man did to save a dog in a hot car was very smart and very compassionate. I saw this story circulating on the Internet and thought I would share it as it has an important message for all pet parents, especially because every summer I read stories with not so happy endings as this one.
“I saw a dog dying in a 100+ degree car one day with the window opened just a few inches, the police wouldn’t come out, and I was running out of time.”
“So instead of busting out the guy’s windows and facing possible criminal charges, I went into the garage, grabbed my shop vac, stuck it in my car with the AC on full blast and stuck the hose on the discharge port and shoved it into the guy’s car window.”
“It turns out the guy ran into his dad’s house and found him stroking out on the kitchen floor, called the EMT and in his freaked out panicked stage he rode with the ambulance to the hospital and forgot about his buddy sitting in his truck.”
“When he finally came back (within an hour), he broke down in tears when he saw my rig running and his dog wagging his tail inside his vehicle. All ended well with dog and dad. And to this day the guy and I (and the dog) are all good friends.”
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