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Many people who keep pets while no one is at home should take them to work or shopping. But they do not always take someone with them to supervise them.
Because they think that their pet can be left alone anywhere and at any time, bad situations happen.
Many owners who go shopping have often left their pets in their cars, although they have been warned by the authorities not to do so, especially when the temperatures are high.
They think that they will stay for a short time, but at a time when queues at the cash register are waiting, there is no chance that they will be finished quickly.
From many events, we can see the summer days are the riskiest for pets due to irresponsible owners.
Some time ago, the owner of a dog training center said that two dogs that were found in a warm car died near St. Louis while their owner was practicing how to become a paid dog trainer.
The dog’s owner left the car running with the air conditioning on, while she was in class, she thought the car would not go out.
The temperature in the car reached 90 degrees and the dogs’ Labrador retriever and a German shepherd who were inside, died. Unfortunately, no one in the area could help these poor puppies.
There is still no information about the owner of the vehicle, but I hope that she will be punished for this irresponsible behavior.
I hope this will be a lesson for all those who leave their pets alone in their cars when the temperatures are very high in the summer.
