Dogs in Hot Cars Need Your Help

So sad he lost his life over it at 30 years old.
NewsBreak: Dover man on trial for sending threatening texts to candidates found dead

Dover man on trial for sending threatening texts to candidates found dead - NewsBreak Tyler Anderson, of Dover, had been on trial...

PORTSMOUTH — A dog left in a vehicle with the windows up for several hours died Sunday, police said, and its owner was charged with two misdemeanor crimes.

The Tamworth woman was arrested for the counts of animals in motor vehicles and cruelty to animals.

Portsmouth police said they responded to a parking lot at 100 Durgin Lane after receiving a report of an unresponsive dog in a vehicle. The dog was deceased when officers arrived. The outside temperature was in the mid-70s and the temperature in the vehicle was 125 degrees, police said.

Woman charged after dog death in hot car in Portsmouth: What to do if you see pet in a car The New Hampshire Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals points out dogs die in hot cars each year.