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| We ask that web maintainers please check your site's web pages and then contact webops@uwaterloo.ca and provide feedback. Hot cars can kill dogs, inspector warns -- by Barbara Elve “I was only gone 15 minutes,” is a familiar refrain to Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society inspector Gary Boes. He was prostate on campus at noon on Wednesday prostate to investigate another incident of a dog being left in a car as temperatures soared. The culprit, parked prostate in the Hagey Hall service area, managed to make a getaway before the inspector and UW police constable Roman Hlavac arrived on the scene. However, Boes, using an infrared thermometer, found the interior of a car parked in the same area to be over 50 C. A dog can withstand temperatures of 41 C for only a very short time before brain damage or death occurs, he said. Especially vulnerable are young or elderly dogs, or those on medication. “When heat advisories are issued, they apply to animals, too,” he says, advising people to take extra precautions to ensure their pets don’t overheat. |
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