A Utah dog trapped in a car died from heatstroke this week. Here’s how to spot and report heatstroke in pets

Temps inside cars can quickly soar, “causing a dog to suffer and die a painful death,” according to Salt Lake County Animal Services.

(Wong Maye-E | AP) Two dogs wait in a car in Athens, Ohio, on Sunday, July 26, 2020. Salt Lake County Animal Services this week shared tips on what to do, and what not to do, if you see a distressed animal trapped inside a hot vehicle.

A Utah dog trapped in a car died from heatstroke this week. Here’s how to spot and report heatstroke in pets

Temps inside cars can quickly soar, “causing a dog to suffer and die a painful death,” according to Salt Lake County Animal Services.

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