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The Local Police of Torrevieja report owners of the car where the dog had been left under conditions which put his life at severe risk.
15:45 p.m. last Sunday, the local police of Torrevieja receives a phone call telling of a dog inside a car showing obvious suffocating signs. The car was parked at the Playa de los Locos area, at the Echegaray Street crossing the Roentgen Street. One of the two police agents who came to place, proceed to open the door car with a sort of wire not to break the car windows. Once opened the car, the agents took the dog out of it that was showing advanced suffocating signs, throwing foam from his mouth, though thanks to the cooperation of the present neighbours who threw water onto the dog to get his temperature down, the dog could be almost taken out of dying danger.Immediately after, the agents took the Husky breed dog to a local vet where the suffocating dog was attended after having had to open the clinic at the police request. The dog was absolutely dehydrated due to the high temperature he had to suffer inside the car, parked in the sun, for more then two hours. The vet’s report certified a severe hypothermia of more than 42 ºC and after having been treated at the vet’s where his temperature could be cooled down to 38,9ºC, the dog had to be admitted immediately after in state of comatose at the San Antón Clinic in Guardamar del Segura in a very severe condition.
Later on, the police agents found the owners of the car, a middle age couple, in order to identify them and inform them of the fact, as well as to take the judicial steps at the Court of Torrevieja for offence of abandon of an animal putting his own safety at severe risk.
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Comments (2 posted):
It doesn´t take brains to know the dog will suffer. But it does shows lack of heart and love. Disgraceful.
My second issue is with the grammer of the report. It is obvious that whoever wrote the item is untrained in journalism and writing. Written in colloquial street-speak it jarred my every nerve. But thanks for highlighting this issue.
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