tragic
17 dogs died at Green acre boarding house in Phoenix AZ from heat exhaustion.
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rockhillmanor wrote:
One look at the picture that shows the size of the 'window a/c unit' tells you something about what type of boarding kennel this was. I know I would not leave my dog at a kennel that was cooled by that small air conditioning window unit that housed that many dogs.
That size unit when working would not keep '17' dogs safely cooled. :(
Very sad for the owners indeed.Crowe wrote:
Very tragic and shame on the owners if they did lie but let that be a wake-up call to those of us who either have to or wish to board to vett the facility thoroughly, including references, property check, etc.
Ditto.- Very tragic and shame on the owners if they did lie but let that be a wake-up call to those of us who either have to or wish to board to vett the facility thoroughly, including references, property check, etc.
- One look at the picture that shows the size of the 'window a/c unit' tells you something about what type of boarding kennel this was. I know I would not leave my dog at a kennel that was cooled by that small air conditioning window unit that housed that many dogs.
That size unit when working would not keep '17' dogs safely cooled. :(
Very sad for the owners indeed. - We had the same thing up here recently.
Seven dogs died of heatstroke in a dog minder's truck. She claimed they were stolen, but their bodies were found later on in a creek.
Very sad!!!! - They lied and said the dogs ran away. I wonder how long they really went without A/C, not what they said. Owners were in FL with the adult children watching the place.
Old-Biscuit wrote:
News story........LINK
It was the dogs fault.......
Yep. The lab belonging to the kennel's owners was among the fatalities. Still very tragic.- Indeed. So very tragic.
- "tragic" and criminal.
