In Australia, leaving your dog unattended in a car can indeed be illegal, especially if the animal is at risk of heat stress or harm. Laws vary by state, but generally, if your pet’s wellbeing is endangered due to temperature or lack of ventilation, authorities can step in and issue fines or even seize the animal. Remember, on a sunny day, a parked car can turn into a deadly oven in minutes. So, unless you fancy a visit from the local council or animal welfare officers, it’s best to avoid leaving your furry friend in the car.
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