In Australia, leaving a dog unattended in a car can be illegal under animal welfare laws, especially if the animal is at risk of heat stress or injury. The specifics vary by state, but generally, if the conditions inside the vehicle cause suffering or potential harm, authorities can intervene and issue fines or seize the animal. Remember, cars can turn into ovens faster than you can say "fetch," even on mild days. If you see a dog in distress in a car, you should report it to local animal control or the police. Always prioritize your canine's comfort and safety; they don't have air conditioning.

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