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BC SPCA: Don't leave pets in parked cars

If you love your pets, leave them at home, and not in a parked vehicle.

So says the manager of the Cowichan and district branch of the BC SPCA — Sandi Trent.

Trent says the RCMP and a Criminal Investigation’s Department constable are legally allowed to remove a pet from a vehicle.

She adds if somebody does leave their pet in a vehicle they could be facing charges under the prevention of cruelty to animals act.

 

 

Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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