All right. So, you left a dog in a car that's not running for 20 minutes. You know how hot it is right now? It's like 90° out, which means like the internal temp of a car is probably 110. 110°. >> On July 5th, 2025, in the parking lot of Runaway Rapids Water Park in Kingsburg, New Jersey, a white Honda CRV was found parked under the blazing sun with a dog locked inside. Outside temperatures were soaring above 90° F, meaning the inside of the car could easily reach over 110° F. A woman named Lisa Downing noticed the dog panting heavily and appearing exhausted. She immediately called the police and stayed by the car to make sure the dog remained safe. By the time officers arrived, the dog was already overheating inside the vehicle. >> How long have you been here and you noticed it? >> I've been here about 15 minutes. That's your dog. >> All right, I'll be out. It's my friend. >> All right, here we go. >> Miss, just hang around for a second not to grab some info off you. What happened here? What's going on? >> We just got here. We found out that Bill can't go on the beach and we decided that we were going to leave. I was just alerting everybody that we were going to have to go. >> You just got here. How long ago? >> We My family's been here for a while. We She just got here like maybe 20 minutes ago. >> So, you've been here for a while and she just got here or was I was going to say you're very sweaty for just getting here. >> All right. Uh do you have her phone number? Who's Whose dog is this? >> Huh? >> Whose dog is this? >> It's my sister-in-law. >> Do you mind getting her on the phone or something? >> I had enough my phone over there. I mean, >> yeah. >> I told her to leave the um car on by the time we got here, but >> it doesn't seem like it's on. >> You know what? Should we get it? >> I could I could pop the lock, but if we can get them over here. >> Oh, no. They they'll get here. I could go get them. >> I It's not going to die. The dog's fine. >> About 15 minutes. It would have died. It would have. Absolutely. All right, miss. Hang out. >> I can't use your phone. >> No. Sorry. What's uh what's your name, sir? >> My name Henry. H E N R Y. P E N A. >> P E N A. >> Yeah. >> Make it Make it quick, my man. >> I will. >> This is the caller right here. If you want to grab her info, I just This isn't the guy's car or nothing. He's just a cousin or a friend to the person whose car it is saying they just got here. I mean, dog looks fine. Just grab their info. How long How long did you see this car here for? >> 15 minutes. >> So, it's been here for 15 minutes at least. >> Longer. Yeah. >> Yeah, I know. You just got here or what do you mean? Like >> the beach. >> You're leaving? >> Okay. You just got back to the car. Okay. >> 15 minutes. >> I'm just finding a time frame for the dog. >> Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> No problem. >> You calling me? Yeah, firm. Anyone have a 20 firm, we're directly in front of Sammy's lot. Just pull right on and you'll see us. >> Sixport County, attach a Pennsylvania regiment at all. Mike Victor Sierra 7981 Honda CRV whitector Sierra 7981 >> Hi Poy they have a hard time breathing anyway >> that is I I can't believe you always read about this [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> It's illegal to leave your go. Would you leave your kids in the car? >> No. >> So So you just got back about 15 minutes ago. I just want to get I'm sorry for asking again, but you got about 15 minutes ago. So and this is when you noticed a dog in the car and then you gave us a call. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Like 25 now. >> All right. >> It's in the car. >> All right. I'm just going to grab my K. >> Water's not going to really do much, miss. It's It's >> Yeah, I know. We're going to get in the back of my car. Oh yeah, I see it. >> I see it might be dead. >> Yeah, [Music] the locks right above. Is it is it a flat like I'm doing the right way [Music] to look like that one? >> Yeah, this dog is overheating right now. Where's this button at? >> Right below you. Right there. Yeah. >> Where? Right there. This one right here. gear right there. >> It's clicking though. >> Yeah, I think it's locking. I try to click on >> No. Okay. Climb on the bottom. You kind of think the guy's coming back. It's all right. You got keys, my man? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Where is this? Uh where are the keys? >> Take the take the doggo as long as it doesn't bite you. Oh, miss. How you doing? We're gonna put my your dog in my car for a second. It's overheating. Your dog. >> Okay. All right. Hiding in the car. >> What's the deal with the dog in the car? >> Cuz I'm living. I was going to do something. >> Okay. How long were you gone for? >> Huh? >> How long were you gone for? >> 57. >> 57. 10 minutes. >> How long? >> It was like about 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes. All right. So, you left a dog in a car that was not running for 20 minutes. You know how hot it is right now? It's like 90° out, which means like the internal temp of a car is probably 110. 110°. It's a small animal in there. You understand? >> Yes. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> No. >> Do you have it in the car with you? >> Whose is this? This yours? Okay. Whose car is it? Whose dog is that? >> It's my car. >> It's your car, but it's your guys's dog. >> Family dog. Okay. All right. Hold on. Get that dog. All right. We're uh Let me see here. Let me uh we might need the ASPCA to come out and to check on the dog because it was panting in there. It was huffing and puffing. It began to slow down its movements and [ __ ] like that. It was definitely overheating the dog. You understand? >> So, we might have to take custody of the dog for a bit, have the ASPCA come out, and they're going to either, you know, release it back or, you know, assess it. It might need emergency vet care, you know, stuff like that. So, you can't just get water. >> Water is really not going to help in a situation like that. Usually, it'll just put them in the shock. >> 20 minutes, my man. You just said it yourself. >> No, I know. I mean like I was copyrighting >> you got the dog out when they when they got there and the police officer was like hey the security guy was saying hey you can't have the dog in the in the park in the beach she left here she left the dog here and then she just went there herself so it was like 10 to 20 maybe >> it wasn't it wasn't that long >> still you understand where we're coming from on this >> yeah I window. >> Did you get everything you need? >> Yeah, he has. Yeah, for one. It was definitely over. He started huffing and puffing when we were trying to get it out and then they showed up with the cake. >> All right, let's go. >> Take them. >> Done. >> Here. >> Yeah, we have to We got to >> All right. We're going to take the dog back to our headquarters. All right. And we're going to have the ASPCA come out. They're going to do an assessment. >> We're going to see if they're a dog or you. Did you provide your ID? >> Does she have the ID? It's a family dog. >> Okay. So, >> they look they look together. >> All right. Have you been to the vet before? >> Whose name is on the back? Find your license. You want me to I'll just take it. I'll take it. I was taking out. I don't trust that you're going to get the veterary care if you need to. Do you understand? If you leave it in the car, I don't trust that you're able to do that. And I need to do what's best for this animal right now. And right now, it still looks like it's extremely hot. So, we need to leave. Okay. >> Any questions? >> I um phone number like one way to be probably. >> So the ASPCA they're at Tinten Falls in New Jersey. It's Monmouth County. You look up just ASPCA. All right. Um they're in Titan Falls. You can give them a you can give them a call. I would say give it a couple hours because they're going to come out. They might take the dog. They probably will take the dog. Um but if not, did we get a good phone number for her? >> Yeah. We're likely going to call you if you know we're going to release the dog back or if the dog needs to go to the hospital. Okay? So, we won't let you know if it's going to the hospital, but if it's getting released back to you, we'll call you. All right? And then you can you can get in contact with the ASPCA asc >> Everything's pretty much going to be with ASPCA. All right. >> Okay. >> So, that's where we're at. >> Is there a fee involved? All right. >> There might be a vet fee and [ __ ] like that. Emergency vet fee. Um but you know, >> that's what it is. Okay. What's your name? >> Mate. Mate. >> Mate. >> All right. All good. >> Thank you. >> No worries. 21 64 county. I'm going to be transporting one dog from Sammy's lot to headquarters 64 county. Could you advise the ASPCA to Okay. 64 county. Can you advise the ASPCA to respond to headquarters?