Police issued a warning to pet owners after leaving a dog in warm cars, when a dog was to be saved by the authorities.
Wiltshire Police removed a big dog from a car in Sterling Road, Dakshin Marasston, worried about his welfare from a member of the public after the report just before 8.30 am on Wednesday.
The dog was confiscated and taken to Kennels. Its owner has been talked and will be invited for an interview under Section 4 animal welfare Act 2006, which causes unnecessary suffering to an animal, the force said.
As a country, the temperature has started climbing again across Britain Ready to enter its third heatwave of the year in the weekend,
PC Paul Croft, Dog Legislative Officer, said: “We will do very hot weather in the next few days. Please do not leave your dog inside a warm car. The temperature in the vehicle will be much hot than feeling out and can cause serious injury to the animal.
“If you leave a dog in a warm car and it is in crisis, please call 999. Do not try to enter the vehicle because you can commit crime.”
John Warwick, who has run Swindon For 29 years, District Animal Heaven, BBC said that dogs do not always need to walk in hot weather.
“They are happy at home.
“This is general knowledge, many people worry that they should always walk their dogs – but not in this season.
RSPCA LWARN leaving your dog in a car during hot weather can be fatal.
Charity says that “many people think that if they are parked in the shed or windows are open, it is fine to leave your dog in the car. But a car may be hot as an oven, even when the weather does not feel warm. When it is out 22 ° C, the car can reach 47 degrees within an hour.”
RSPCA Advise anyone to call 999 if they see a dog showing signs of heatstroke in a car. If the dog’s condition is important and the police has not come, the charity emphasizes that the vehicle can be classified as “criminal damage. You may need to protect your functions in the court, so please make sure that you are doing the right thing. Legally, you can harm if you believe that the owners of the car assume that the dogs were in danger”.