Dog in a glowing car: the police hit the disc and save life!

Dog in a glowing car: the police hit the disc and save life!

A special kind of excitement occurred on Friday, June 12, 2025, in Büchlberg, Bavaria. Around 5:45 p.m., the police received the alarming indication that a dog suffers in a parked car. At outside temperatures of comfortable 30 degrees, the local police informed the shocking knowledge: it had almost been unbearably hot in the closed vehicle. The windows were closed, the dog's owner was not in sight, while the animal showed clear signs of overheating. A quick action was necessary.

The police did not stay idle and had to take the car plate to free the dog from its predicament. After the rescue, the dog immediately got fresh water and was brought to the shady part of a nearby meadow. Fortunately, the owner arrived shortly afterwards and was able to receive her loyal companion again. However, the police have already launched an investigation into a violation of the Animal Welfare Act. As can be seen from today.at.

heat can become a death trap for animals

experts urgently warn of the danger of leaving dogs in the car in heat. PETA had filed an advertisement from the Passau public prosecutor on June 11th and demands a ban on holding for the owner. PETA expert Björn Thun makes it clear how quickly the interior temperature can reach abrupt heights in a parked car: within just 30 minutes it can rise to almost 50 degrees in the car. This is not only uncomfortable, but can be fatal to animals.

"Animals should never be left in a parked car, especially not in the summer months," adds the "Four Pfoten" organization. According to their information, it is not just the high temperatures that are dangerous for animals. Leaving behind at sub -temperatures can also have fatal consequences, as trembling and whirling from dogs shows. In such cases, it is advisable to search for the owner first or, if it cannot be found, to notify the police or fire brigade.

animal welfare is all about

The animal welfare dog regulation does not leave a scope: dog owners are obliged to provide fresh air and appropriate temperatures. If you disregard these regulations, you are not only negligent, but also expose your animals to a considerable danger. "The first signs of overheating are panting, unrest and lack of participation", says the warning of laves.niedersachsen.de. With such symptoms, dog owners should act immediately and bring the animal into the cool.

At extreme temperatures, [four paws] (https://www.vier-pfoten.de/unseregeschichten/presse/januar-2024/bei-kele-nicht-nicht-im-auto- zurueck): activities with animals should be relocated to the cooler morning and evening hours, and never should animals in the parked car, even not in shade. Because patience and prudence are the key to the well -being of our four -legged companion.

The alarming incidents related to heat stress in animals warn us to be vigilant and always keep an eye on the well -being of our pets. The rescuers in Büchlberg have proven how important it is to recognize the dangers and act quickly in an emergency. Because a heart for animals is the best we can give them!