What began as a drive to meet a dog at a rescue ended in tragedy when a beloved family pet died of heat stroke. The owners ...

It’s a very distressing situation for all involved and could result in the death of a much loved pet. This is why it’s vital ...

Summer temperatures may be keeping us inside, but our pets are begging to be outdoors. It’s up to us to keep them cool.

As the heat wave continues, experts say the rule of thumb is simple: If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them.

It's important that Hoosiers know the signs of serious illness during a heat risk and how to stay safe and cool before next ...

A Tesla dashcam captured the moment a "fireball" fell from the sky near Interstate 20 in Aiken, South Carolina. After 10 ...

Dr. Johanna Ecke with East Riverside Veterinary Hospital says she has seen an uptick in heat strokes recently. Dr. Ecke shares some good advice and the signs you need to watch for to spot heat stroke ...

Hot pavement can raise a dog’s body temperature and lead to heat stroke, according to the American Kennel Club (AKC). When the air hits 86 degrees or higher, asphalt can reach 135 degrees, which ...

Heat stroke can appear as throbbing headaches, confusion, nausea, dizziness, body temperatures above 103 degrees. The patient’s skin can also appear red with a lack of sweat.