Bexley puts strict rules in place to protect pets from extreme temperatures

BEXLEY, Ohio — About a year-and-a-half ago, Bexley passed a law for the tethering of dogs and other animals.In April of this year, city leaders made it more specific when it comes to weather conditions and animals left unattended outside. With temperatures expected to be high over the next couple of days, they're encouraging people to be aware while taking care of their furry friends.Tory Markham with Bexley City Council said they decided on making the unattended time limit 30 minutes. If