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New Law Lets You Save Animals in Hot Cars | Fort Wayne News
A new Indiana law lets you legally break into a hot car to rescue a trapped animal—no fear of fines or charges—as extreme heat spikes pet endangerment risks. With 28 June calls alone, the law removes legal barriers so rescuers can act fast, under strict conditions: believe imminent danger, confirm locked vehicle, call 911 first, use minimal force, and stay with the animal. It also toughens animal cruelty penalties, turning severe neglect into felonies. Officials urge pet owners to never leave animals in cars—heat can kill in minutes, even with cracked windows. Listen in comfort:Get a discount…
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