Denver-based app could help save pets from overheating in cars

Posted: Jul 13, 2019 / 05:13 PM CDT / Updated: Jul 13, 2019 / 05:13 PM CDT

In this Friday, March 13, 2015 photo, Paz, an “Alaskan Chauzer,” runs with a ball at the Peninsula Humane Society and SPCA in Burlingame, Calif. Through DNA testing in the “Who’s Your Daddy?” campaign, Paz was determined to be and mix of American Eskimo, Chihuahua and miniature Schnauzer. DNA-tested dogs are being placed in homes […]

DENVER (FOX31)– A new app created by Denver-based PuppTech can tell you if your pet might be getting too hot in your car.

A thermometer monitor’s the car’s temperature, and you enter your pet’s information, like height, weight and breed, into the app.

The pet owner can then see all the information on their phone, and can receive texts from the app.

The package is about $200 and can be found at PuppTech.com.