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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2021-07-07 5:01:00 AM –
A Pittsburgh woman is charged with putting her dog in a hot car south of the city. The incident occurred on June 29th at 2,200 blocks on East Carson Street. After criminal charges, the police were informed about the dog in the car. It is after 5 p.m. that day. The outside temperature at that time was 96 degrees Celsius, the heat index over 100 degrees Celsius. According to the police, the car window was “barely closed” and the officer in question saw a small dog trying to hide under its seat. Panting, apparently trying to hide from the sun. Police said he had access to the car for the dog’s health and opened the door without damaging the car. The criminal charge was that the dog was panting and trembling at the time. Police said the dog’s owner had been identified as Miya Grant, 29, from Pittsburgh, and police were swimming in a public swimming pool that day. The police said Grant left the dog. Yorkie, in the car so she can swim in the pool. Grant faces an animal atrocity charge and is charged with a subpoena.
Pittsburgh –
A Pittsburgh woman is accused of putting her dog in a hot car south of the city.
The incident occurred on June 29 in 2,200 blocks of East Carson Street.
Following criminal allegations, the police were informed about the dog in the car after 5 p.m. that day.
At that time, the outside temperature was 96 degrees Celsius and the heat index was over 100 degrees Celsius.
According to the police, the window of the vehicle is “barely lowered” and the police officer in question tries to hide from the sun and sees a small dog trying to hide under its seat.
Police said that for the sake of the dog’s health, they had access to the vehicle and opened the door without damaging the vehicle.
According to the criminal complaint, the dog was panting and trembling at this point. Police confirmed that there was no water in the dog’s car.
The dog’s owner was identified as Miya Grant, 29, from Pittsburgh, and police said he swam in a public swimming pool that day.
Police said Grant said he had a Yorkie dog in his car so he could swim in the pool.
Grant faces an animal cruelty crime and is charged with a subpoena.
Woman accused of leaving dog in hot car on Pittsburgh South Side
