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Bloom and Bosworth Dine, Leave Dog in Car

Posted Jul 17th 2006 11:54AM by TMZ Staff

Orlando and Kate to be hitched?Orlando Bloom had a great weekend, with his "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie making another 62 million at the box office, but that doesn't mean his dog can come into the restaurant.

Bloom and Kate Bosworth were spotted going out for a late afternoon lunch (they had scallops) and - just like the rest of us - Orlando had to leave his beautiful black dog in the car.

We all know how dangerous a hot car can be for an animal- the risk of death is quite real. But Orlando took care of his best friend, making sure the window was cracked and getting up twice during the meal, possibly to go check on the pooch.

When he and Kate came out of the restaurant, the car had been moved to a shady spot. It is unclear if Orlando requested this or if the valet took the initiative. Either way, Orlando gave the guy what looks like a substantial tip.

And Orlando's right - it's worth a few bucks to ensure your pet's safety.

Tags: Orlando Bloom Dog Pet, OrlandoBloomDogPet

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1. Why not leave the dog at home? It would be more safe there. Even with the car in the shade and the window "cracked" that's still totally unsafe.

Posted at 12:17PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Breastbone

2. "It's worth a few extra bucks to ensure your pet's safety" -- Get real!!! That's one of the most idiotic comments I've ever read. It was HOT in L.A. over the weekend and NO DOG should have been left in the car for any length of time, PERIOD! It would have been worth a few extra minutes to bring the dog back home before noshing on scallops.

Posted at 12:21PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Lula

3. "It's worth a few bucks to ensure your pet's safety." Get real!!! It was HOT in L.A. over the weekend and no dog should've been left in the car, PERIOD. It would have been worth B&B taking the dog home before they noshed on scallops.

Posted at 12:23PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Lula

4. As a fan, I know the dog has serious anxiety disorders...he adopted him from Morocco out of a box of sh*t and takes him with him everywhere. It's like asking him to leave his kid at home as he's referred to him endless times as "his baby". It's either that or have him ransack his house and keep him outside anyway. He cracked the window and put him in the shade, so I don't see what different it makes.

Posted at 12:54PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Anna

5. as the owner of a dog with separation anxiety who has broken out of crates by bending the bars, and trashes the house if left home alone, I can relate to not wanting to leave the dog home alone. Still, ya shouldn't leave the pooch in the car. Hopefully, the valet earned his tip by letting the dog out of the car and watching him for a while. Sheesh, can't either one of them cook? Scallops? That girl needs to eat some pasta!

Posted at 1:29PM on Jul 17th 2006 by sheesh

6. if he loves his pet so much why didnt he go somewhere where he could dine outside with his dog? there are lots of restaurants that offer open air dining and scallops, gosh. at least the dog is ok!!

Posted at 1:31PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Ekat

7. Where's Pam Anderson and all those other Jacka**es? It's nice to hear Kate Bosworth is actually eating. Video footage of that would have been better, more shocking than this.

Got poop?

Posted at 1:41PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Leonardo

8. Even if the dog has serious anxiety issues would you leave a baby in the car whether it was parked in the shade? There is absolutely no excuse for leaving the dog in the car on a hot day in the shade or out of the shade. That is just plain irresponsability. You do not leave a dog cat or whatever in a car with no a/c on for any length of time. A car's interior can reach well over 120 degrees on a hot day

Posted at 1:42PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Annoymous

9. It isn't anyone's bussiness where the dog was left, get real!

Posted at 2:01PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Mili

10. Beanpole and Lollipop need to eat a lot more than scallops and leave the dog at home.

Posted at 2:20PM on Jul 17th 2006 by lisa

11. Ok then YOU go sit in a hot car while your friends have a meal! If the dog has such anxiety problems, there are ways to overcome them. Dogs pant to cool themselves and only sweat through the pads of thier feet. Even in the shade a car can reach temps well over 120. Being in the animal care field, as well as being from the deep South where we are no strangers to killer heat, I have seen too many tradgic examples of "it was only for a few minutes and the windows were down".
The rule of thumb is .......if its too hot for you, then its too hot for your pet.

Posted at 2:22PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Nicole

12. LET'S PUT THEM IN PRISON FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIVES! I READ THESE POSTS AND JUST CAN'T BELIEVE THE HATRED AND PURE UGLINESS THIS WORLD HAS BECOME. MAYBE IT IS TIME FOR WORLD WAR 111 TO BLOW US ALL OFF THE FACE OF THIS EARTH.

Posted at 2:25PM on Jul 17th 2006 by EVELYN HENDRICKSON

13. Dogs don't have separation anxiety. Stupid dog owners who neglect things like obedience training have it.

As for these two, let's hope they don't procreate like Britney Spears. They'd probably "forget" that they've left the baby in the car, then they'll blame it on the Bush Administration for making it too expensive to have an illegal Mexican nanny.

Posted at 2:32PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Bob Larson

14. I never understand why people do this. Why don't they try to leave the dog at home then they won't have to worry if it's too hot in the car or if the dog will jump out the window. Nomatter how hot it is an animal should never be left in a car espacially for long periods like while you are eating lunch.

Posted at 2:36PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Meghan

15. They couldn't leave the dog at home?? Are these celebrities really that bubble-headed? Or did they just indulge a sudden whim and decide the dog wasn't worth the effort to take him home first......? Disgustingly selfish, even if he did get up and check on the dog a couple of times.

Posted at 2:36PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Lia

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