What Would You Do if You Saw a Dog in the Cold?
Like humans, dogs are at risk of hypothermia, frost bite and even death when left in extreme conditions.
What should you do if you saw a dog in the cold without warmth and shelter? The same action that should be taken if you see a dog in a hot car during the summer months: Call the police.
This news report shows volunteers who help dogs who are left out in the cold. They also educate the dogs' owners. Watch it to learn some tips for helping keep your dogs warm.
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