San Antonio College President, Dr. Naydeen González-De Jesús, talks with Hot Mustard about the Texas summer heat and the cats around the San Antonio College campus.
Michelle Tippit, Client Support Specialist for the SAC MEGA Lab, talks about the SAC cats and how her and a group of volunteers cares for them. She also gives tips on how to take care of animals at home during the summer.
Dr. Maria Saldiva, Wellness 360 Health Clinic at SAC, gives insight on how to take care of ourselves during the summer. She goes in depth on the differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Drink plenty of water, stay in shaded areas when outdoors, and wear sun glasses when outdoors.
The City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department has 23 outdoor public pools for the summer. All pools will be open six days a week, including weekends, with a closure day that varies by location.
A link to the complete list of pool locations and hours of operation is online at: https://www.sanantonio.gov/ParksAndRec/Programs-Classes-Fun/Fun-On-Your-Own/Swimming-Aquatics#229452772-outdoor-pools
The City of San Antonio has implemented the “Beat the Heat” campaign in order to educate the community of the dangers and precautions that can be taken during excessive heat. When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible. There are currently over 30 San Antonio locations for the public to use to stay cool including City Libraries, Senior Centers, and Community Centers.
Health Tips and a complete list of cooling locations is online at: https://www.saoemprepare.com/BeInformed/NaturalDisasters/Heat/BeatTheHeat