‘Opening a window doesn't protect': Two Rivers Police remind residents not to leave children & pets in vehicles
The Two Rivers Police Department posted a photo of K9 Daisy in the car with a fully opened window, reminding residents that things will heat up fast in the car.
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'Cracking a window open DOES NOT protect your child or pet,' the post said.
The post added that air conditioning can also fail, and interior vehicle heat can increase by over 15 degrees or more every nine minutes.
The post clarified that K9 Daisy was not left in the car, but it was to showcase what not to do. Anybody who sees concerning incidents like this is asked to call 911.
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