During the summer days, the authorities warn not to go outside when the temperatures are very high unless we need to. The same rule applies to the animals who are most often affected by high temperatures, especially when they are forgotten in the car.

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Many people who keep pets often take with them when they go to the supermarket or shopping. They often forget their pets in their cars thinking they will be back soon, so many dogs suffer from such irresponsible actions.

Some time ago the park was registered car, which had a dog who was left alone at high temperatures over 30 minutes. The owners probably stayed too long while the dog was fighting for his life in the closed car.

Zoey Thornton was one of the people shopping at the Tesco supermarket in Swansea, Wales. She and her mother, while putting their bags in their luggage, they saw a woman looking extremely worried. They wanted to see what was wrong and they found a dog trapped in a car.

The temperature was approximately 77 degrees Fahrenheit, which can make the car’s interior almost 109 degrees!

Buyers began to gather around the car and explained that the dog had been sitting in the car for too long.

They reported to the supermarket that one of the buyers had probably forgotten his dog in the car. The supermarket kept calling the car owner to get out, but no one showed up.

Some of the customers called the police, but they couldn’t wait any longer for help to arrive. One of them blew out the car window and pulled the dog out.

The poor dog was too exhausted, so a woman picked him up, took him in the shade, and offered him water. The puppy was too scared and refused to drink from the water.

Police arrived shortly after the window was breached. The puppy was out of breath, but thanks to the people who helped him, he survived.

Later, the owner who left his dog irresponsibly unattended arrived. It was not immediately clear what happened next, but police said they had located the person and would be taken to a counseling center.

Watch the video below.

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