• Ventura County Police in California shared a video and pictures of K9 unit dog Thor.
• The officer says that the asphalt on the road is so hot that it will probably hurt dogs’ paws.
• Hot temperatures are expected to stick around until Sunday, July 17.

The post, which was shared on Facebook, has two videos and some pictures of the K9 unit police dog Thor.

As a result of drastic climate change, some parts of the US are struggling with the heatwave. Since the temperature is over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius), people in the country are having a hard time going about their daily lives. But a sweet post that the Ventura County Police in California shared has won the hearts of people on the internet.

In the first video, you can see a police officer putting shoes on Thor’s paws. He also said that the asphalt on the road is so hot that it will probably hurt dogs’ paws. He also tells netizens to make sure their pets wear shoes that protect their feet when they go for a walk.

Pawfficer Thor poses with his shoes and sunglasses in the photos. Reads the caption of the post, “Quick reminder with K9 Thor (flaunting his shoes) and Deputy Goldner. Hot temperatures are expected to stick around until Sunday July 17, so as a reminder, do not leave your furry friends in vehicles and be sure to feel the ground before allowing animals outside. If it is too hot for you, it is too hot for them!”

Take a look!

People thought the post was great and praised Thor’s work. Many people just couldn’t get over how cute Thor looked.

Also Read

Watch video: Spanish police officer rescued a dog from icy water goes viral

In Badaguas, Spain, two police officers from the Guardia Civil went into...