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Hottest Weather Of The Summer On The Way

The heat is on! With hot and humid weather in the forecast this week across the region, AAA Western and Central New York is reminding motorists to be aware of the dangers of hot cars. On average, 38 children (under age 15) die in hot cars every year according to the National Safety Council, which reported 33 such deaths in 2022 and 14 so far in 2023. While an overwhelming majority of these deaths are accidental, such tragedies are often preventable. […]

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As Extreme High Temperatures Continue, The New York Department Of State’s Division Of Consumer Protection Offers Tips To Protect Children And Pets From Heat Stroke In Hot Cars

For this week’s “Tuesday’s Tips,” the Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection is warning New Yorkers of the danger children and pets face when left in hot cars. As high temperatures are reaching record levels this summer, there is a real and severe danger when leaving children or pets unsupervised in a car even when temperatures don’t “feel” hot. At 60 degrees outside, after just one hour a closed car can get as hot as 105 degrees. During this unprecedented hot weather, the Division recommends exercising precaution and early intervention to help prevent illness and even fatal consequences if a child or an animal is left unattended for a period of time in a hot car.
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Pet Health

Pet Of The Week: Nemo

Nemo is looking for a new family to squeak at! Nemo, male, 1.5 years old, black & white He has been handled daily by adults and children. He loves his fresh veggies and hay. Nemo is currently on a diet because he really loves his food. […]

Pet Health

Pet Of The Week: Harvey

Harvey here. I just wanted to drop in and say a formal hello. I am a little quiet when I first meet new people. Once I warm up to you I will take all the pets you offer. I really love hanging out with my brothers. […]

Pet Health

Pet Of The Week: Chuck

Look at this little ball of fluff. Chuck is the sweetest little boy. He is already neutered, vaccinated, and combo tested. He will need to be adopted with one of his siblings. He may do best in a quieter home due to where he came from loud noises scare him. […]