there is lots of information on the rspca website about this. you | the rspca website about this.ith disorientation, bright red gums, animals that look drowsy, lethargic, heavy panting and difficulty breathing. if you see this, it is critical to take action immediately. that means moving the animal into a cool area and pour cold water on them. what they also need to do at that point as well as ensure that they get in contact with the vet immediately because heat stroke can be fatal. the quicker it is treated, the better the outcome for the animal. what is important here is not putting animal at risk and putting them unnecessarily in place of heat. find and putting them unnecessarily in place of heat-— place of heat. and 'ust briefly, if an one place of heat. and 'ust briefly, if place of heat. and just briefly, if anyone sees wildlife _ place of heat. and just briefly, if anyone sees wildlife in _ place of heat. and just briefly, if anyone sees wildlife in distress, | anyone sees wildlife in distress, what should they do? in anyone sees wildlife in distress, what should they do?— a

no mad dogs at the rspca's little valley animal sanctuary.evening, and there are several ways to keep hot dogs cool. we'll soak some towels in cold water, and we'll leave it flat out in the kennel for them so they can lie on it _ it just cools them down a bit. expect to see plenty of dogs panting this week, as they struggle to regulate their body temperature. if you imagine that you're wearing a jacket indoors in the heat, you're going to sweat. dogs haven't got the luxury of unzipping that fur and taking it off. so, they need to regulate their temperature by sticking their tongue out and panting, and keeping their pads cool. so, it's all about that, really. making sure they've got a cool area to lay down, get their tummy cooler, obviously plenty of water. the flip side, of course, is that many people will be taking their coats off, and much more, soaking up the sun, lying on the sand, and swimming in the sea. summer — with all its pros and cons — is definitely here. one of the issues when the temperatures are so high in the daytime is that s

she tried to persuade you not to do so, but you called the rspca — not to do so, but you called the rspcaaking most bizarrely and making very little sense. that call was recorded and the jury heard the nature _ was recorded and the jury heard the nature of— was recorded and the jury heard the nature of the things which you were saying. _ nature of the things which you were saying, which were psychotic in nature — saying, which were psychotic in nature 0f _ saying, which were psychotic in nature. of particular concern is nature. of particular concern is your— nature. of particular concern is your assertion in that call that you'd — your assertion in that call that you'd been looking at child pornography and had exposed yourself. on that occasion, you were taken _ yourself. on that occasion, you were taken to— yourself. on that occasion, you were taken to hospital, but due to your autism _ taken to hospital, but due to your autism you — taken to hospital, but due to your autism you did not understand that you were _ autism you did not understand that you were expected to stay there and inst

no mad dogs at the rspca�*s little valley animal sanctuary.water, and we�*ll leave it flat out in the kennel for them so they can lie on it. itjust cools them down a bit. expect to see plenty of dogs panting this week, as they struggle to regulate their body temperature. if you imagine that you're wearing a jacket indoors in the heat, you're going to sweat. dogs haven't got the luxury of unzipping that fur and taking it off. so they need to regulate their temperature by sticking their tongue out and panting, and keeping their pads cool. so it's all about that, really. making sure they've got a cool area to lay down, get their tummy cooler, obviously plenty of water. the flip side, of course, is that many people will be taking their coats off, and much more, soaking up the sun, lying on the sand, and swimming in the sea. summer — with all its pros and cons — is definitely here. here on the south devon coast, you can see quite a few people on the beach, not school holidays and yet so not as busy as it will be later this summer and there is a coo

decide to close, that is something to bear in mind, but one further thing to add to the equation, the rspcaook after our pets, they're particularly concerned about exotic pets, because we are told that when temperature rises, things like snakes, if you happen to own a snake, they can wriggle around a lot more, so there is a danger of snakes escaping. as if things don't feel apocalyptic enough already. let's hear more about this from our climate editor. it hear more about this from our climate editor.— hear more about this from our climate editor. it is the first time we've had _ climate editor. it is the first time we've had a _ climate editor. it is the first time we've had a national— climate editor. it is the first time we've had a national emergencyl we've had a national emergency declared of heat, it's the first time the met office has declared a red warning for extreme heat, they are saying that there is an 80% chance there will be an all—time record for heat set next week. that exceeds the 38.7 celsius that was recorded in cambridge injuly 2019. they are saying there's a 50—50 chance

joining me now is jane tyson, the senior scientific officer at the rspca.be better to withhold walks completely focus on the cooler times of the day which i know is difficult at the moment but that tends to be around very early morning and later in the evening. with these temperatures so incredibly hot throughout the night, it might be better for them to stay at home and for other ways to enjoy exercise with their dogs. some dogs enjoy splashing around in a paddling pool enjoy splashing around in a paddling pool, make sure they supervised, of course. you can enjoy training them as well and stimulating their brains, things like hide and seek in hiding their toys for them to find or treats as well, that can be fun and stimulating for the dogs. and that making them move around too much. we don't want them to be over exercising in this incredibly hot weather. in your experience, do people think about the animals in these extremely hot conditions? ourfirst about the animals in these extremely hot conditions? our first instinct is to make sure we are cool, and no

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