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11th July 2022
04:13pm BST
Luna had been with the couple for their wedding day before she was left in the care of a local kennels (@ffion13/Instagram)[/caption]
"She was found a few hours later but it was already too late," she said.
"The weather yesterday would have made the van unbearably hot, and I can't imagine the suffering she must have gone through.
"Everyone who knows us knows that we adored our little Luna and we are completely traumatised that we have lost her too soon but also in such a horrific and unimaginable way.
"She was our baby, best friend and entire world. We can't believe she is gone and what should have been the best weekend of our lives is now ruined and a living nightmare.
"She didn't deserve this."
Ffion said the news had ruined the "best and most amazing day of our lives."
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Dogs should never be left in cars on a hot day, even if the vehicle is parked in the shade or the windows are open. If the air temperature is 22C, then the inside of a car can reach as high as 47C within an hour.
For more information about what to do if you see a dog struggling in a hot car, you can visit the RSPCA website.
You can also find tips and advice for keeping dogs cool on the Dogs Trust website here.
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