Now you can help save pets and children from being left in hot cars and support GA Pet Coalition and their efforts to change laws to help animals in Georgia.
This full color custom Georgia Pet Coalition car sun shade will keep the heat out of your vehicle AND help educate about how hot cars kill pets and children.
High tech lightweight material.
Sun shade for the windshields of cars and trucks.
Pops open and folds down easily with the unique spring-like action.
Round case included.
Makes a great stocking stuffer (Christmas is right around the corner) or a special gift for your animal loving family members or friends.
Get yours TODAY! Limited quantity.
$25.00 each (tax & shipping will be charged at checkout)
HOW TO HELP PETS TRAPPED IN HOT CARS
Summer temperatures are here… how can you help a distressed pet trapped inside a locked hot car? State law allows a law enforcement officer to break a car window while saving a pet (and receive immunity from civil liability).
Take Action: - Call 911. - Stay on the scene to direct law enforcement to the vehicle. - Be prepared to show a copy of O.C.G.A.§ 35-1-7. (Some officers may not be aware of this new law from 2019.)
Take a screenshot of the statute below or keep this hard copy in your wallet or car. O.C.G.A. § 35-1-7. Liability of law enforcement officers performing duties at the scene of an emergency (a) As used in this Code section, the term: (1) "Emergency" means an occurrence involving, or appearing to involve, a clear and imminent danger or threat to life, health, or property, including, but not limited to, the rescuing of a person or pet from a locked vehicle when such person or pet remaining within such vehicle presents a clear and imminent danger to such person's or pet's life or health. (2) "Law enforcement officer" means any peace officer who is employed by this state or any political subdivision thereof and who is required by the terms of his or her employment, whether by election or appointment, to give his or her full time to the preservation of public order or the protection of life and property or the prevention of crime. Such term shall include sheriffs and deputy sheriffs. (3) "Pet" means any domesticated animal normally maintained in or near the household of its owner. (b) A law enforcement officer shall not be liable at law for any action or actions done while performing any duty at the scene of an emergency except for gross negligence, willful or wanton misconduct, or malfeasance.
Link to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, § 35-1-7:
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