<human>: A dog with big black poofy hair was meandering around my neighborhood. He seemed really weak and had foam coming out of his/her mouth, all the people on my street got outside to surround the "rabid" animal and didn't let it touch anything. They didn't harm it as far as I know, just protected our animals. So it "went to sleep" after about 1 minute or so of its heavy panting while lying on its side. My mom made me go up the hill to get a treat for it. I think it died of heat but for whatever reason it died and my mom said so she just didnt want me to see it die. BUT finally getting to the point it was 103 degrees out and North Carolina was having a huge drought. Oh and saw posters up for the dog later so apparently its owner noticed it was missing so the chance of it having rabies is very low in my opinion.

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<bot>: neighborhood sees dog with small amounts of foam at the mouth and weak, surrounds it because of "rabies" in an urban area, dog dies in pain with what I assume is heat stroke. (103 degrees Fahrenheit)