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Checklist helps people respond to hot dogs

WHAT should you do if you see a dog locked in a parked car on a sweltering summer's day? North Vancouver-based Dogsafe Canine First Aid has launched a new resource to help residents decide what action to take.

WHAT should you do if you see a dog locked in a parked car on a sweltering summer's day? North Vancouver-based Dogsafe Canine First Aid has launched a new resource to help residents decide what action to take. The Dog in Hot Car Responder Checklist includes a fill-in-theblanks checklist starting with assessing the dog to attempts to locate owner to calling police to entering a vehicle with force.

"Adrenaline and emotions are high when responding to a canine first aid situation, especially dogs in hot cars," says Dogsafe creator Michelle Sevigny. "Our responder checklist provides detailed guidance so people can get calm and make the best choices to help the dog."

Visit dogsafe.ca/communityprograms. html to download the free PDF.