The local government finally agreed to enforce stricter penalties for those who leave children and pets in hot vehicles. I am completely drained after this long fight but I am relieved that our streets will be safer for the most vulnerable among us. We need to stay watchful to ensure …
HELP THE DEFENSELESS! DOGS & CHILDREN left in vehicles during even mildly warm weather are at risk for deadly heatstroke and yet, they are defenseless in protecting themselves from this situation.
We believe the citizens of Halifax Regional Municipality (Nova Scotia) can start something BIG! While laws are in effect for those who make these offenses, there is not enough public outcry to push for convictions. We believe offenders who put pets & children at risk of Vehicular Heatstroke should be made ACCOUNTABLE through enforceable fines, penalties, cruelty and abuse investigations and other LEGAL and punitive actions by government.
Please sign if you want your government to enforce/adjust the current laws to protect these innocent children and pets! (NOTE: Despite the request for donations, you are not obligated to do so to sign the petition)
One hundred people have signed on to demand safety for children and pets. This is exhausting work but seeing your names pile up gives me the resolve to keep pushing forward.
Reached 100 supporters
July 18, 2013
6 Comments
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Karen Stone
13 years ago
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my heart breaks every time i hear this. if you cant take them with you into the store just leave them at home. its not rocket science.
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Julie Cho
13 years ago
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Needs to be way stricter consequences. these poor things have no way to get out on their own. heartless.
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Sarah Espinoza
13 years ago
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Its 2018 people. how are we still reading stories about this happening? break the window if you have to. so sick of hearing about poor dogs dying in parking lots.
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Mike Griffin
13 years ago
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Total common sense. Anyone who leaves a kid or a dog in a hot car deserves a massive fine. Zero excuses.
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Tom Hart
13 years ago
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glad someone is finally speaking up about this. we need real laws that actually punish people.
D
David Morales
13 years ago
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DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS HALIFAX. getting tired of seeing this every single summer in the news.
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The local government finally agreed to enforce stricter penalties for those who leave children and pets in hot vehicles. I am completely drained after this long fight but I am relieved that our streets will be safer for the most vulnerable among us. We need to stay watchful to ensure …
HELP THE DEFENSELESS! DOGS & CHILDREN left in vehicles during even mildly warm weather are at risk for deadly heatstroke and yet, they are defenseless in protecting themselves from this situation.
We believe the citizens of Halifax Regional Municipality (Nova Scotia) can start something BIG! While laws are in effect for those who make these offenses, there is not enough public outcry to push for convictions. We believe offenders who put pets & children at risk of Vehicular Heatstroke should be made ACCOUNTABLE through enforceable fines, penalties, cruelty and abuse investigations and other LEGAL and punitive actions by government.
Please sign if you want your government to enforce/adjust the current laws to protect these innocent children and pets! (NOTE: Despite the request for donations, you are not obligated to do so to sign the petition)
One hundred people have signed on to demand safety for children and pets. This is exhausting work but seeing your names pile up gives me the resolve to keep pushing forward.
Reached 100 supporters
July 18, 2013
6 Comments
K
Karen Stone
13 years ago
Featured
my heart breaks every time i hear this. if you cant take them with you into the store just leave them at home. its not rocket science.
J
Julie Cho
13 years ago
Featured
Needs to be way stricter consequences. these poor things have no way to get out on their own. heartless.
S
Sarah Espinoza
13 years ago
Featured
Its 2018 people. how are we still reading stories about this happening? break the window if you have to. so sick of hearing about poor dogs dying in parking lots.
M
Mike Griffin
13 years ago
Featured
Total common sense. Anyone who leaves a kid or a dog in a hot car deserves a massive fine. Zero excuses.
T
Tom Hart
13 years ago
Featured
glad someone is finally speaking up about this. we need real laws that actually punish people.
D
David Morales
13 years ago
Featured
DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS HALIFAX. getting tired of seeing this every single summer in the news.
my heart breaks every time i hear this. if you cant take them with you into the store just leave them at home. its not rocket science.