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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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46. How do you know that his car wasn't on with the air conditioner blowing. His car is expensive and is probably equiped with automatic start, etc. So he can leave the car running with the air on and the doors locked. Not that I condone polluting the air while you eat. But, at least it is better than leaving your dog in a hot car.

Posted at 11:48PM on Jul 17th 2006 by Sam

47. someone should have reported this incident to the SPCA
i have two dogs and i would not leave them in a hot car idonot evenlike to get in a hot car myselfwhere has all the common sence gone to?
or does it even exist anymore?
daisy mae

Posted at 12:26AM on Jul 18th 2006 by daisy mae

48. At least they left the window open. Still, it's too hot for any living thing to stay in a closed car for any length of time. I'm glad he was moved to the shade, but 100+ degrees is still HOT in the shade. I think he did a good thing by checking on the pooch and giving the valet a good tip! Personally, I would have gone to a Sonic so we could all eat in the car!!

Posted at 12:27AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Sandra

49. This is a fricken pathetic thing to argue about. He had someone looking after the bloody dog so how bout you all just get over it. Anyway, if you don't like Orlando or Kate why read an article about them?

Posted at 1:09AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Ashleigh

50. ok if you guys think that leaveing a dog in a car is the worst thing ever then you are far from wrong. most people who leave there dogs in cars don't even check on them at least orlando checked on his dog. i don't even know why you are make such a big deal about it. i mean i know it is animal crulty but still there are worst things that can happen to any animal. if you are biting orlando's head off for leaveing his dog then you should find the people at are really hurting their animals. i know for a fact that orlando would never ever treat his like that. he loves his dog and would make sure nothing happened to him.

Posted at 2:24AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Kirsty Cox

51. ok look i know for a fact that orlando would never ever let anything happened to his dogs i mean they are like his babies why would he hurt his own babies??? if you really want to yell at some one then yell at the people that really hurt their animals. i mean what orlando did is noting compared to the stuff that non-famous people do. you people think that just because he is famous every little thing he does is wrong and it isn't. just because he is famous does not mean he needs people makeing up stories just so the stupid magizenes have something to complain about. he does not need everyone fallowing his every move then haveing them tellin every one when he did something wrong. ok? SO GET OFF HIS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 2:33AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Kirsty Cox

52. As a vet tech I too have seen what happens when a dog or any living thing is left in a car, even if it is in the shade. We had a case of animal control bringing a dog in that was left in the car. The owner was grateful that the dogs were taken to the clinic ( he followed in his truck). One dog lived, one died. He had the vehicle parked in the shade, but it wasn't enough. Very bad move on both their parts.

Posted at 3:07AM on Jul 18th 2006 by jf

53. You believe everything you read and don't see what is right in front of you. Do you see the dog left in the car? You just see them arriving with him and then leaving with him, and you actually BELIEVE what the press is telling you happened in between times?

You're the people who think Elivis is still alive aren't you?

Posted at 3:19AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Alix

54. HE SHOULD HAVE TO SPEND TIME BEHIND REAL JAIL BARS FOR TORTURING A DOG LIKE THAT IN THE BLUSTERING HEAT. I DON'T CARE WHERE YOU'RE FROM THAT IS CONSIDERED CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND HE SHOULD HAVE TO PAY FOR IT.

Posted at 3:22AM on Jul 18th 2006 by ANIMAL LOVER IN NC

55. Never, never, NEVER leave an animal or child in a hot car. When a dog becomes overcome by heat, it gets dehydrated and the next thing that happens is blood clots form throughout the body. By this time, it's probably too late for a veterinarian to save it. I have seen this happen to a beautiful dog that was someone's well-loved pet, simply because the dog's human didn't know what could happen. You don't want this to happen to your little guy. Find some other solution.

Posted at 3:26AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Barbara Aumer

56. All of you people ragging on him for leaving his dog in the car, checking on it TWICE and then obviously having the CAR MOVED TO A SHADY SPOT AS SOON AS ONE WAS AVAILBLE need to get a grip. It's a car on a hot day in LA not a damn blast furnace. Stop being a robot and getting angry on a reflex. Some people, Orlando OBVIOUSLY being one of them, are concientious enough to be trusted with the obviously massive responsibility of both owning a car and caring for a dog.

Posted at 3:41AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Prez

57. I was in California over the weekend and it was HOT! Too hot to leave anything in a car that was not being air conditioned. If the car was running and a valet was there protecting the dog, then OK, but otherwise, these two need to hire a babysitter to stay with Orlando's baby. People don't seem to realize that outside of a car it may be 100 degrees, but inside a car (even with the window cracked) it gets to 120 and over.

Posted at 4:07AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Connie

58. Anyone who has even the smallest amount of knowledge concerning Orlando Bloom knows this man would never do anything to hurt that dog, mostly because he really loves Sidi, but also because he is a devout Buddhist and we would never do anything that would hurt or endanger another living thing. If you really watch the video you can see that it has been tampered with and is cutup somehow. I am not saying that it was OK to leave Sidi in the car but I do believe Orlando made sure he was well taken care of.

Posted at 8:13AM on Jul 18th 2006 by donna kelly

59. My dog has terrible seperation anxiety I never leave him home alone, he comes everywhere with me even to work. He does not have a problem being left in the car, if I have to I just leave the car runnning with the ac on and the doors locked.

Posted at 9:35AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Sera

60. On a 60-70 degree day, there is nothing wrong with leaving a dog in your car (crack windows of course!). Anytime I have to leave my dog in the car in summer, I leave the car running with A/C on and lock it. I'll only go inside for 15 mins max though. Otherwise, I carry her.

Posted at 10:12AM on Jul 18th 2006 by Laura

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