Owner Yells At Woman Who Broke Into Her Hot Car To Save Dog

In 80 degree heat, the temperature inside a parked car can reach 110 degrees in just over 20 minutes. Without water, a dog can suffer heatstroke in that amount of time, which can ultimately be deadly. After a dog spent close to an hour in the back of a parked car in Massachusetts, a witness decided it was time to intervene. Jennifer Williams-Frangie broke into the car so she could air it out and give the dog inside some water. It’s possible this action saved the dog from heatstroke. @josh.candelaria.98/Facebook The owner of the car and dog, however, did not see it that way. A fight later broke out between Williams-Frangie and the woman who didn’t consider this break-in a rescue. Another witness, Joshua Candelaria, uploaded a video of the confrontation to Facebook, describing what had happened first: “[William-Frangie] opened a door and gave the dog water as he was gasping for air and dying of thirst. We waited a total of 42 minutes for the owner.” An Argument Over Rights And Intentions When the owner returned to the car with her husband and two children after 42 minutes, she reacted furiously. She screamed at both Candelaria and William-Frangie, insisting the family had only been g...