Australia. Prison and fines for leaving dogs in hot cars among proposed changes to NSW animal welfare laws

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ABC News Australia

Prison and fines for leaving dogs in hot cars among proposed changes to NSW animal welfare laws​


People who leave their dogs in hot cars could be sent to prison, under changes to animal welfare laws being proposed by the state government.

Ute owners on notice​


Tradies, farmers and other motorists who travel with dogs on the back of utes will also be affected by the proposed legislation.

Ms Moriarty said owners would be required to offer their dogs protection from the elements on hot days.

"Access to water, access to fresh air, not being tied or tethered …where a dog can't get up and move on a really hot day," she said.
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