The Deadly Truth

• On a 22°C (72°F) day, a car can reach 47°C (117°F) in under an hour.
• Dogs don’t sweat like humans – they overheat far more quickly.
• A dog left in a car can collapse, suffer brain damage, or die in under 30 minutes.
• Most deaths occur in summer… but any warm day can be fatal.
• Vets see five times more heat‑stroke cases during heatwaves – 25% fatal.

💔 Why We Care So Deeply

Here’s the thing – some people genuinely don’t realise how fast a car can heat up – or how dangerous that can be.

At time2letgo, we support people who’ve lost their beloved pets – and we know from personal experience how deep the grief runs. That’s why we speak up before tragedy strikes too.

Some people unknowingly think it’s okay to leave a dog in the car if they’ve cracked a window or parked in the shade. But sadly, it can still be incredibly dangerous – especially with today’s unpredictable weather.

💬 We’ve all made mistakes – what matters now is what we do moving forward.

So we’re supporting the campaign below. Not to shame loving and responsible dog owners, but to raise awareness and save lives.