Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a couple from Arizona after two dogs died from being locked in a hot car July 4 at Six Flags Magic Mountain, according to station officials.
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station was notified around 3 p.m. of a parked vehicle that had “two dogs in distress” locked inside at the parking lot for the theme park on the 26100 block of Magic Mountain Parkway in Valencia, according to an email from Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokeswoman for the SCV Sheriff’s Station. Temperatures reached into the 90s in Valencia on Sunday.
Sheriff’s Station officials did not release the time when deputies responded to the park; however, Sheriff’s Station arrest records indicate a man and woman were taken into custody at approximately 4:10 p.m. and later booked at the SCV Sheriff’s Station.
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North Fire Evacuation Assistance Available Through Red Cross, Animal Evacuation Available
The American Red Cross Los Angeles is urging Santa Clarita residents who need a place to stay during North Fire evacuations to reach out for assistance, with Castaic Animal Care Center providing shelter for animals.
if you need assistance, please call us at 323-374-3525 or DM us. we are here to help and provide safety and security.
In addition, The Castaic Animal Care Center is accepting animals, who are evacuating with their human parents. https://t.co/KukteYfQuM
The Red Cross is assisting people under North Fire evacuation orders who have no place to go, according to Marium Mohiuddin, a spokesperson for the American Red Cross.