Please be mindful of your precious pooch during these extreme heat advisory days.

This photo was taken in St. Michaels, MD. WHAT ARE THE SIGNS OF AN OVERHEATED DOG?🥵 According to the ASPCA, signs of overheating include excessive panting or trouble breathing, increased heart & respiratory rate, drooling, mild weakness, stupor or even collapse. Even scarier, your dog might have seizures, bloody diarrhea & vomit, & their temperature can soar over 104 degrees. So, pay attention—before you even get to these symptoms, your dog may be serving side-eye & willful sidewalk sitting, signaling, "Human, I am still your best friend, but this is enough." As the ASPCA cautions, don't overexercise your dog in hot, humid weather, & be sure to give them access to shade & plenty of clean water.🐕‍🦺