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When temperatures soar, it’s important to pay special attention to animals because some don’t have homes or families to take care of them. Check out our life-saving tips. (1/8) #heatwave
NEVER leave your dog inside your car! 🐶☀️
Dogs can die from heatstroke in just minutes, even if you don’t park in direct sunlight. (2/8) #heatwave
Dogs can die from heatstroke in just minutes, even if you don’t park in direct sunlight. (2/8) #heatwave
Always put clean drinking water for animals. Putting mud pots with clean water at accessible areas and changing them regularly helps animals and birds stay hydrated.
🚰🐶🐱🐦🦫 (3/8)
#heatwave
🚰🐶🐱🐦🦫 (3/8)
#heatwave
Keep dogs indoors. 🐶🏡
Dogs can sustain brain damage and even die after only 15 minutes of suffering from heatstroke. (4/8)
#heatwave
Dogs can sustain brain damage and even die after only 15 minutes of suffering from heatstroke. (4/8)
#heatwave
Look for signs of a heatstroke. ☀️
Laboured breathing and abnormal head movements are indications of exhaustion from heat or heatstroke.
Pour water on the animal’s body to help them cool down and call a vet. (5/8)
#heatwave
Laboured breathing and abnormal head movements are indications of exhaustion from heat or heatstroke.
Pour water on the animal’s body to help them cool down and call a vet. (5/8)
#heatwave
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