Animal welfare activists in Montenegro are warning that horses may be at risk as a heat wave affects parts of Europe. Multiple outlets report that activists are particularly concerned about animals left without adequate shelter, water, or care while temperatures remain high. The warnings focus on the welfare of horses that are reportedly abandoned or unable to access proper conditions during extreme heat. Activists say soaring temperatures increase the likelihood of dehydration and other heat-related harm, especially for animals that are left outdoors or exposed to the elements. They are calling attention to the situation and urging assistance to improve animals’ access to water and suitable shelter, as well as prompt care for those that need it. The reports describe the concern as part of a broader response to the impacts of extreme weather on animals, with activists seeking to raise awareness and encourage action in Montenegro while the heat continues across the region.