Dog rescued from car in Burlington with a temperature of 66 C inside
Halton police say the dog was inside a car parked at a plaza on Appleby Line
Halton Regional Police removed a dog from a car in Burlington that was alone in a vehicle with an inside temperature of 66 C.
Police say they received a call at 2:37 p.m. Sundaythat a dog was alone inside a parked car at a plaza on Appleby Line.
Officer just removed an unattended dog from a vehicle and is currently awaiting @cityburlington Animal Control.
Leave your pets at home please, it is way too hot for them! #NoHotDogs #NoHotKids please share the message as a reminder! ^ao https://t.co/i0wMTqqmF7
—@HRPSBurl
The dog wasgiven water to help it cool down,police say.
One happy pup to be in the air conditioning with water. #NoHotPets ^ao pic.twitter.com/iMMAZtEvGS
—@HRPSBurl
Animal control was called, and laidabout $500 worth of charges after arriving on-scene.
The name of the dog is unknown.