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I meant to put together a #firesafety thread for #PetFireSafetyDay today but instead I spent pretty much all day kissing this face. Could I have been more productive, maybe, but look at that face! So here’s a thread of fire safety & pet fire safety tips I’ve tweeted in the past: Image
Pet Fire Safety Day story:
Fire & pet stats:
Pet info for media reporting on fires:
Pet info for FDs & EMAs responding to fires:
National pet stats:
Home fire safety tips:
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Jen Leary
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We are one month away from Red Paw ending. It’s been a month since we transitioned to daytime hours only. We’ve started to see some of the pre-Red Paw issues arise on-scene at night for families with pets, so we want to help you prepare now.
#NationalPreparednessMonth Thread👇
First & foremost, you MUST have a plan. Then you must share that plan with your neighbors & make sure they have a plan as well. If a fire or disaster occurs next door to your home, there is a good chance it will affect your house, as well. So we have to be each other’s keepers!
Here’s what to do: Have working smoke alarms on every floor of your home including the basement. Smoke alarms cut the chances of dying in a house fire in half. So, it's vitally important that you have them & test them monthly.
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Here’s a very interesting phenomenon that I’ve noticed over the last nine years, in regard to how firefighters deal with pets on-scene. A thread:
If I had a dollar for every time in the last nine years a firefighter or emergency personnel on-scene told me that the pet “ran out” or that it “couldn’t have survived”, I’d be tweeting this from an island somewhere.
Pro tip: Indoor cats & small dogs almost never run out. They usually hide someplace where they feel safe; in a closet, under a bed or couch. This just happened the other night. The firefighters swore up & down that the cat ran out but sadly it was found deceased under the bed.
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