  Watch Simon Cowell’s ‘Hot Dog’ PETA Ad  Known for his tart
tongue and blunt honesty, Simon Cowell reigns as the king of
mean. But there’s something that gets the brassy British judge
even hotter under the collar than wannabe pop stars singing off-
key—dogs left in hot cars!  That’s why compassionate Cowell, who
first worked with PETA when he posed for an anti-fur ad, is
teaming up with PETA again to remind members of the public not
to park their pups in sweltering cars.  “Far be it from me to be
critical, but I find it really appalling that this year,
thousands of dogs will die of heatstroke inside parked cars,”
says Cowell in a TV public service announcement (PSA) that will
air all summer long.  On a 78°F day, the temperature inside a
shaded car is 90°F, while the inside of a car parked in the sun
can reach 160°F in minutes. When left in hot cars, animals can
quickly succumb to heatstroke. Check out more tips for keeping
canines cool during the “dog days” of summer.  Related Posts
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