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Humane Society of the U.S.
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While temperatures hover near triple digits across the U.S, it seems that common sense would dictate not to leave a pet in a parked car. But it still happens.
Fortunately, The Humane Society of the U.S. is offering a new flyer to help educate people about how dangerous the dog days of summer can be. Tips on the backside include what to do if your pet becomes overheated (cool, wet towels around the head, neck and groin and get to a veterinarian immediately); what to do if you spot an animal locked in a hot car (get the tag number, have the nearest store page the owner, call the police); and how to safely transport animals in your vehicle.
The flyer is available in a 100-pack for $15 at http://marketplace.animalsheltering.org/product/288
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