Two beautiful Red Setters were left shut in a hot car on Saturday the hottest day of the heatwave while their owners went and played golf.
They died in there.
According to reports, police said they’d issue a statement… and then went quiet. Now people are worried nothing will happen.
Let that sink in.
Two living, breathing dogs probably trusting their humans right up until the end suffered and died because someone decided a round of golf mattered more than their lives.
We all know how fast a car turns into an oven in July. We’ve all seen the warnings. There is no excuse.
These weren’t “mistakes.” This was a choice.
If the police and RSPCA don’t follow through with proper action here, what message does that send? That our dogs’ lives are disposable when it’s inconvenient for us?
I’m angry. I’m heartbroken for those dogs. And I’m tired of seeing this happen every summer with barely a slap on the wrist.
Some people shouldn’t own a budgie, let alone dogs.
What sort of moron leaves two animals locked in a car on one of the hottest days of the year? Those poor dogs didn’t just die they suffered and baked to death.
It’s cruel, it’s utterly irresponsible, and there is simply no excuse for it.
What do you think should happen to the owners?
I certainly think there should be servers consequences including imprisonment.
If you think the KC has the dogs best interests at heart, when it comes to dog training and animal welfare, you are living under a rock.
This year’s winner was not only a really unhealthy example of the breed, but was also overweight and not to mention the handler who has animal cruelty charges
@GlenStefani6@DalkeKong3 Vet, not behaviourist. Most vets don’t have a clue about dog behaviour. For a couple of seconds video you have come to the conclusion the dog has received physical correction. 🤦♂️
@DalkeKong3 He’s giving you warning signals. They will escalate if you don’t take the hint. Possible in pain in that area and doesn’t want you touching him, need to get it physically checked by vet.