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As temperatures soar near 109 degrees in Billings, a dozen large dogs living in a trailer have sparked a heated community debate over animal welfare. A resident’s social media outcry led to police and animal control inspections, which found no neglect — citing AC, water, food, and clean kennels. But concerns reignited when the generator was reportedly only running during inspections, prompting the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter and locals to step in and provide temporary shelter. Veterinarians are using the incident to urge all pet owners to prioritize safety in extreme heat: keep pets indoors, provide shade and water, and avoid activity during peak heat — because heatstroke can be deadly.

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