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A dog and a cat were rescued from the back of a sweltering truck in Boise, Idaho, while the temperature was around 98 degrees, police said. The rescue was caught on bodycam footage released by the Boise Police Department on Tuesday, July 28, as part of a warning about the dangers of hot vehicles. According to police, evidence indicated the animals were in the back of the moving truck for “at least 20 minutes” before officers arrived. The outside temperature was around 98 degrees Fahrenheit (36.6 Celsius), police said. The officer on scene “heard heavy panting” and forced entry to find a dog and cat “showing signs of distress and dehydration” in the “extremely hot” truck. Footage shows the officer placing the cat in his air-conditioned patrol vehicle and a witness bringing water for the dog. Two suspects were charged with two misdemeanor counts of carrying animals in a cruel manner. “Thankfully both the dog and cat are on the mend,” police said.
A dog and a cat were rescued from the back of a sweltering truck in Boise, Idaho, while the temperature was around 98 degrees, police said. The rescue was caught on bodycam footage released by the Boise Police Department on Tuesday, July 28, as part of a warning about the dangers of hot vehicles. According to police, evidence indicated the animals were in the back of the moving truck for “at least 20 minutes” before officers arrived. The outside temperature was around 98 degrees Fahrenheit (36.6 Celsius), police said. The officer on scene “heard heavy panting” and forced entry to find a dog and cat “showing signs of distress and dehydration” in the “extremely hot” truck. Footage shows the officer placing the cat in his air-conditioned patrol vehicle and a witness bringing water for the dog. Two suspects were charged with two misdemeanor counts of carrying animals in a cruel manner. “Thankfully both the dog and cat are on the mend,” police said.

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