HEATKILLS DataGraphics

US prospective sponsor location analysis Source: Stacker analysis of Census Bureau’s 2021 American Housing Survey. Cited in “The major US cities with the most animal lovers,” Long Island Herald, August 17, 2023. Source: Research by Zillow and Rover, cited in: “Zillow and Rover name top 20 fastest-growing dog-friendly cities in America,” April 26, 2022.  Note:… Continue reading HEATKILLS DataGraphics

Tragic stories of dogs suffering, and dying, in hot cars

By Jon Sutz Founder, HeatKills.us (and previously, HeatKills.org) Caution: Some will find these stories, and the headline screencaps I provide, to be triggering. They’re all heartbreaking, especially when the dog’s face is included. (This page is actually just a small sampling of items I bookmarked over the years.) While the circumstances and locations of each… Continue reading Tragic stories of dogs suffering, and dying, in hot cars

Press

By Jon Sutz Founder, HeatKills.us (and previously, HeatKills.org) Contents (1) Preface (2) Radio interviews (3) Publications and websites that cited HeatKills.org (1) Preface Update, July 11, 2023: Thanks to Psychology Today for this terrific article, written by dog book author Jessica Pierce, PhD.: How Hot Is Too Hot When Leaving Your Dog In the Car,?… Continue reading Press

Resources

By Jon Sutz Founder, HeatKills.us (and previously, HeatKills.org) From the start, the guiding objective of the HeatKills project was: To make it as easy and efficient as possible for people around the world to gain an evidence-based understanding of the heatstroke danger to dogs To create an integrated suite of knowledge tools that anyone can… Continue reading Resources