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3TV & CBS 5: Pet Heat Safety
News Highlights:
- So far this month alone, AHS’ Emergency Animal Medical Technicians™ have responded to more than 600 cases of sick or injured pets needing rescue or animal cruelty investigations, 28% of which are heat related.
- Common heat related cases include pets left outside without water or shelter, pets left in hot cars, and more.
- AHS’ EAMTs™ can provide support to pets in the field, including giving IV fluids to hydrate pets as they drive to AHS’ Second Chance Animal Trauma Hospital™.
- Pet owners are encouraged to know the signs of heat stress, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke, as well as how to prevent it.
- More tips to keep your pets safe in the heat can be found here or at azhumane.org/nohotdogsaz!
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