NORTH Wales Police across the Flintshire region have warned pet owners not to abandon their dogs in cars during the heatwave.
As temperatures continue to rise, it is absolutely crucial that your pets remain cool, hydrated and in shade wherever possible.
Officers are reminding anyone responsible for a furry friend that they can become distressed and unwell very quickly.
In a statement, a spokesperson said: "Something we unfortunately deal with every year, is dogs left in hot cars.
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"In high temperatures they can quickly become severely distressed and unwell, and you'll very likely end up with a broken window and charges for causing unnecessary suffering if your animal is found to be in distress.
"We've got a serious soft spot for dogs in this district, with many strays found loitering around the parade rooms - one stray was lucky enough to be rehomed by an officer after nobody claimed him from the pound.
"We don't take these offences lightly."
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