Brookfield Police Officer Rescues Hot Dog From Car

BROOKFIELD, Conn. — A Brookfield Police Officer saved a hot dog from an even hotter car last week, accrding to a Facebook post from the department.

This dog was rescued from 114-degree heat inside a car by a Brookfield police officer.
Photo Credit: *Brookfield Police Department*

A Brookfield Police Officer saves a dog from inside a car, where temperatures had reached 114 degrees.
Photo Credit: *Brookfield Police Department*

Daily Voice

09/05/2016 5:00 a.m.

"It may not be August anymore, and the nights are certainly cooler, but those are no reasons to leave your animals locked in your car," Brookfield police said in a Facebook post.

Last week, the police department was alerted by an employee at a local business of a dog locked in a vehicle.

It was 80 degrees outside, but the temperature was recorded at 114 degrees inside the vehicle — with the windows cracked.

"Think about your pets, leave them home!" Brookfield police said.

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