Blistering weather is a hazard for pets
Four dogs in Oklahoma City apparently died from the 100-degree heat this week, according to investigations by Oklahoma City Animal Welfare.
Here are some ways to protect pets in the heat:
•Provide access to cool, clean water throughout the day.
•Give the pet a shaded or sheltered area to use if it must be kept outdoors.
•Do not leave pets in the car, even with the windows cracked.
•Fill up...
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