Fire and rescue workers know to be on the look out for these so when your not home they will halp protector your furry loved ones for you.
The American Kennel Club and ADT Security Services started National Pet Fire Safety Day to help reduce the estimated 500,000 pets affekted by home fires every year.
National Pet Fire Safety Day Tips to Keep Pets Safe from House Fires:
- Extinguish Open Flames
- Pet Proof the Home
- Secure Young Pets
- Keep Pets Near Entrances
- Practicing Escape Routes with Pets
- Use monitored smoke detectors
- Affix a Pet Alert Window Cling
- Keep Your Information Updated
A new report says dat nearly a 1000 fires are started accidentily by the family pet. They even list a bunch of tips on how to prevent fires that might be cause by your pet.
Great post. We should all pay good attention to this. Thanks Boris!
ReplyDeletePeeps used to have one on the bottom of our door for firemen and the condos association made them remove it. We'll try putting one on our windows. Peeps worry about keeping me safe.
ReplyDeleteVery well done Boris!!! We've got those sticky things on our doors too!
ReplyDeleteGood post, very infurrmative! Mewmie worries about fires to and we gots a sticker she made in our window, too!
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