Leaving dogs locked in cars is never safe. But when the weather gets warmer, it can be deadly. The American Veterinary Medical Association says hundreds of dogs die after being left in hot cars each year. What some dog owners don't realize is just how quickly a car with no air conditioning can get scorching hot. The Humane Society says that at 72 degrees, the inside of a car can heat up to 116 degrees in just an hour. High temperatures can cause irreparable organ damage and even death. Protecting animals from an unnecessary death is a problem we can all agree to prevent. It takes only minutes to save a life. Via: Shared.com
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When Sheridan and Joel Lathe quit their jobs to sail the world, they never imagined how many animals in need they'd save. Sheridan is a veterinarian and her husband, Joel, is a marine biologist. Together they have established a mobile veterinary clinic on their boat saving animals everywhere they go. Watch their amazing story. For more of this couple's journey to help animals around the world, check them out on Instagram and Facebook. Via: The Dodo
These stories illustrate the fact that animals understand what happens and are grateful for our kindness.
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"I was driving along when I see this deer struggling to survive. I felt obligated to help her, so I pulled over, trekked through the woods, and crawled out onto the ice. I used a rope to pull her out. I am so glad she is safe. Now we need to find her mom.
**pets deer**
I will call her Miss Ice River. She must be so cold. I am so happy that she survived. Farewell."
