On Aug. 22, 2019, employees of the Walmart on Pensacola Boulevard spotted a dog in distress inside of a car in the store’s parking lot. The dog was showing signs of overheating.The employees immediately opened the car's doors, but by that point, the dog stopped breathing and died.Investigators later determined the canine had an internal temperature exceeding 109.9 degrees at the time of death and succumbed to heatstroke.

<p>On Aug. 22, 2019, employees of the Walmart on Pensacola Boulevard spotted a dog in distress inside of a car in the store&rsquo;s parking lot. The dog was showing signs of overheating.The employees immediately opened the car's doors, but by that point, the dog stopped breathing and died.Investigators later determined the canine had an internal temperature exceeding 109.9 degrees at the time of death and succumbed to heatstroke.</p>

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