Don't leave your dog alone in a car.
If you’re going out in the car, think very carefully
about what you are going to do with your dog. You should never leave a dog
alone in a car.
It can get unbearably hot in a car on a sunny day, even
when it’s not that warm.
In fact, when it’s 22 °C / 72°F outside, the temperature inside a car
can soar to 47°C / 117°F within 60 minutes.
Unlike humans, dogs pant to help keep themselves cool. In
a hot stuffy car dogs can’t cool down – leaving a window open or a sunshield on
your windscreen won’t keep your car cool enough. Dogs die in hot cars.
Under the Animal Welfare Act you have a legal duty to
care for your animal and if you put your animal at risk, you could face
prosecution. You would also have to live with the fact that your actions
resulted in terrible suffering for your pet.
If you see a dog in a car on a warm day please call the
Police on 999.
Visit http://www.rspca.org.uk/home
for their FAQ’s.
You can keep up to date on pet friendly accommodation on
our website by Like our Facebook Page and following us on Twitter. The links
can be found below:
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The accommodation types on our website are:
Self Catering
Bed and Breakfast
Campsites
Hotels
Pubs / Inns
The properties on our website accept the following pets:
Dogs
Horses
Small Pets
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