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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Most Pet Oxygen Masks in history to be delivered to Fire Departments
Bark10-4 announces the Fire Departments that received pet oxygen masks for Oct 16th largest number of masks for one day ever in support of National Fire Safety Month Pet Oxygen Mask campaign to get a Pet Mask on every fire truck nationwide.
Pet Oxygen Masks Delivered by Bark 10-4 Program for orders on Oct 16th 2009 through the Bark10-4 program announces the Fire departments that got the pet masks.
Pet Safety Lady stated "we are overwhelmed with the public support as this was the most masks in history to be delivered to Fire Departments across America, and we are thrilled to be a part of the program".
Bark 10-4, Bark Buckle UP, Pet Safety Lady and SurgiVet all joined forces for the first time EVER on a national program to get the much needed pet oxygen mask into the hands of the fire departments across America.
Please see the list below to see if one was donated to your local Fire Department or donate one today by visiting www.Bark10-4.com
October 16th donors across America got the pet oxygen mask to fire departments in their communities and by doing so increased the chances of survival rate for pets affected by fires.
Alpine Fire Department
Blue Ridge Fire Department
Plainfield Fire Department
Town of Sheboygan Falls Fire
Kohler Village
Menasha Town Fire Department
Pickerel Fire & Rescue Squad
Whitewater Fire Department
Town of Greenville Fire Dept
Milwaukee Fire Department
Richard Hansen Fire Chief
Lewis County Fire District #5
Easton Fire District #3
Bothell Fire Department
Fire District 1 DJ Evans, Fire Chief
Springfield Fire Station
Bailey's Crossroads Volunteer Fire Depart
North Pointe Fire Station #39
Station 12 - Volunteer Organization
Scruggs Volunteer Fire Department
Fairfax County Fire & Rescue
Forest VA FD
Ebony Volunteer Fire Department
Matewan Fire Department
Fire Deputy Chief Virginia Beach VA
Public Safety Dept.,
Pearland Fire Department
Waco Fire Department
Deputy Chief/Fire Marshal Midlothian TX
Greenville Fire Department
Freer Volunteer Fire Dep & Ems
Travis County Emergency Service District #9
Village Fire Department
Flower Mound Fire Station 2
North Montgomery County Fire Dept
Frisco Fire Department Administration: Station No 1
Flat Creek-Bethesda Volunteer Fire Department
Lonas Fire Station #12
Munford-Atoka Fire Department
Sulphur Springs Volunteer Fire Dept
City of Cookeville Fire Department: Chief
Nashville Fire Department
Lexington Fire Fairview Fire Station #14
Conway Station 1 Fire Dept.
Greer Fire Dept -
Charlestown Fire District
Newtown Square Fire Company
Lititz Fire Company No 1
Conneaut Lake Volunteer Fire Department Station 3
Mont Alto Fire Co
Independence TWP VOL Fire Department
Reliance Fire Co
Greater Valley EMS
Elfinwild Volunteer Fire Company
Franklin Park Volunteer Fire Department
Union township Vol fire dept
Hampden Twp Volunteer Fire Co
Clarendon Fire Department
Mifflinburg Borough: Mifflinburg Hose Co #1
Lowell Rural Fire Department
Yukon Fire Department
Norman Fire Department
Tulsa Fire Department
Sharon Township Fire Department
Cincinnati Fire Department
Upper Arlington Fire Division
Norwich Fire Department
Scioto Twp Fire Department
Coolville Fire House
Bath Fire Department
Harrison Township Fire House
Coolville Fire House
Bellbrook Fire Department
Mason Fire Station No 1
Washington Township Fire Dept Fire Department
Village of Ottawa Hills: Fire Department
Bloomfield Hills Fire Department
Lawrence Cedarhurst Fire Department
Hook, Ladder and Hose Co., No. 1
Lily Dale Volunteer Fire Department
Walker Fire Station
Unionville Volunteer Fire Department
Pine Island Volunteer Fire Department
Oswego Fire Department
Ransomville Fire Co No 1
Jackson Volunteer Fire Co
Gordons Corner Fire Co
South Wall Fire Rescue,
Long Branch Fire Department
Allendale Volunteer Fire Department
Holland Township Volunteer Fire Company
Oakland Fire Department
Colonia Fire Co
Ho Ho Kus Fire Department
River Vale Fire Department
FIRE CHIEF Acworth NH
Somersworth Fire Department
Epping Fire Department
Concord Fire Department
North Conway Fire Dept: Fire Station
Juniata Fire Department Station
Hubert Volunteer Fire Department
Winston-Salem Fire Department
Cary Fire Department
Denver Fire Department
Harrisburg Fire Department
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Reidsville Fire Department
Cary Fire Department
Beaufort Fire Department
Montana City VFD
Marble Hill Fire Department
Knob Noster Fire Department
Ballwin Fire Department
David Frazier Jr Chief of EMS & Fire Services
Lake Elmo City Fire Department
St Michael Fire Department
City of North Branch: Fire Dept
Montevideo Fire Department
Fire Station No. 1
Bemidji Fire Department
Auburn Hills Fire Department
Rochester Fire Dept
Niles Fire Dept
Bloomfield Township Fire Department
Ottawa Hills Village Fire Department
Pepperell Fire Department
Andover Town Fire Department
Acushnet Fire Department
Stoughton Fire Department
North Attleboro Fire Department
Weymouth FD
Provincetown Fire Department
Oxford Fire Department
County of Anne Arunde FD
Level Fire Dept
Fallston Vol Fire Co
Kent Island Fire Department
Long Reach Fire Station 9
Neck District Fire Co
Kennebunkport Fire Dept
Bowdoinham Fire Department
Fire CHIEF Shelby Township
Pet Oxygen Masks Delivered by Bark 10-4 Program for orders on Oct 16th 2009 through the Bark10-4 program announces the Fire departments that got the pet masks.
Pet Safety Lady stated "we are overwhelmed with the public support as this was the most masks in history to be delivered to Fire Departments across America, and we are thrilled to be a part of the program".
Bark 10-4, Bark Buckle UP, Pet Safety Lady and SurgiVet all joined forces for the first time EVER on a national program to get the much needed pet oxygen mask into the hands of the fire departments across America.
Please see the list below to see if one was donated to your local Fire Department or donate one today by visiting www.Bark10-4.com
October 16th donors across America got the pet oxygen mask to fire departments in their communities and by doing so increased the chances of survival rate for pets affected by fires.
Alpine Fire Department
Blue Ridge Fire Department
Plainfield Fire Department
Town of Sheboygan Falls Fire
Kohler Village
Menasha Town Fire Department
Pickerel Fire & Rescue Squad
Whitewater Fire Department
Town of Greenville Fire Dept
Milwaukee Fire Department
Richard Hansen Fire Chief
Lewis County Fire District #5
Easton Fire District #3
Bothell Fire Department
Fire District 1 DJ Evans, Fire Chief
Springfield Fire Station
Bailey's Crossroads Volunteer Fire Depart
North Pointe Fire Station #39
Station 12 - Volunteer Organization
Scruggs Volunteer Fire Department
Fairfax County Fire & Rescue
Forest VA FD
Ebony Volunteer Fire Department
Matewan Fire Department
Fire Deputy Chief Virginia Beach VA
Public Safety Dept.,
Pearland Fire Department
Waco Fire Department
Deputy Chief/Fire Marshal Midlothian TX
Greenville Fire Department
Freer Volunteer Fire Dep & Ems
Travis County Emergency Service District #9
Village Fire Department
Flower Mound Fire Station 2
North Montgomery County Fire Dept
Frisco Fire Department Administration: Station No 1
Flat Creek-Bethesda Volunteer Fire Department
Lonas Fire Station #12
Munford-Atoka Fire Department
Sulphur Springs Volunteer Fire Dept
City of Cookeville Fire Department: Chief
Nashville Fire Department
Lexington Fire Fairview Fire Station #14
Conway Station 1 Fire Dept.
Greer Fire Dept -
Charlestown Fire District
Newtown Square Fire Company
Lititz Fire Company No 1
Conneaut Lake Volunteer Fire Department Station 3
Mont Alto Fire Co
Independence TWP VOL Fire Department
Reliance Fire Co
Greater Valley EMS
Elfinwild Volunteer Fire Company
Franklin Park Volunteer Fire Department
Union township Vol fire dept
Hampden Twp Volunteer Fire Co
Clarendon Fire Department
Mifflinburg Borough: Mifflinburg Hose Co #1
Lowell Rural Fire Department
Yukon Fire Department
Norman Fire Department
Tulsa Fire Department
Sharon Township Fire Department
Cincinnati Fire Department
Upper Arlington Fire Division
Norwich Fire Department
Scioto Twp Fire Department
Coolville Fire House
Bath Fire Department
Harrison Township Fire House
Coolville Fire House
Bellbrook Fire Department
Mason Fire Station No 1
Washington Township Fire Dept Fire Department
Village of Ottawa Hills: Fire Department
Bloomfield Hills Fire Department
Lawrence Cedarhurst Fire Department
Hook, Ladder and Hose Co., No. 1
Lily Dale Volunteer Fire Department
Walker Fire Station
Unionville Volunteer Fire Department
Pine Island Volunteer Fire Department
Oswego Fire Department
Ransomville Fire Co No 1
Jackson Volunteer Fire Co
Gordons Corner Fire Co
South Wall Fire Rescue,
Long Branch Fire Department
Allendale Volunteer Fire Department
Holland Township Volunteer Fire Company
Oakland Fire Department
Colonia Fire Co
Ho Ho Kus Fire Department
River Vale Fire Department
FIRE CHIEF Acworth NH
Somersworth Fire Department
Epping Fire Department
Concord Fire Department
North Conway Fire Dept: Fire Station
Juniata Fire Department Station
Hubert Volunteer Fire Department
Winston-Salem Fire Department
Cary Fire Department
Denver Fire Department
Harrisburg Fire Department
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Reidsville Fire Department
Cary Fire Department
Beaufort Fire Department
Montana City VFD
Marble Hill Fire Department
Knob Noster Fire Department
Ballwin Fire Department
David Frazier Jr Chief of EMS & Fire Services
Lake Elmo City Fire Department
St Michael Fire Department
City of North Branch: Fire Dept
Montevideo Fire Department
Fire Station No. 1
Bemidji Fire Department
Auburn Hills Fire Department
Rochester Fire Dept
Niles Fire Dept
Bloomfield Township Fire Department
Ottawa Hills Village Fire Department
Pepperell Fire Department
Andover Town Fire Department
Acushnet Fire Department
Stoughton Fire Department
North Attleboro Fire Department
Weymouth FD
Provincetown Fire Department
Oxford Fire Department
County of Anne Arunde FD
Level Fire Dept
Fallston Vol Fire Co
Kent Island Fire Department
Long Reach Fire Station 9
Neck District Fire Co
Kennebunkport Fire Dept
Bowdoinham Fire Department
Fire CHIEF Shelby Township
Monday, November 16, 2009
Pet Oxygen Masks Delivered by Bark 10-4 Program Oct 1-15th 2009
Bark10-4 announces the Fire Departments that received pet oxygen masks during the first two weeks of National Fire Safety Month Pet Oxygen Mask campaign to get a Pet Mask on every fire truck nationwide.
Bark 10-4, Bark Buckle UP, Pet Safety Lady and SurgiVet all joined forces for the first time EVER on a national program to get the much needed pet oxygen mask into the hands of the fire departments across America.
See the list below to see if one was donated to your local Fire Department or donate one today by visiting www.Bark10-4.com
October 1-15th donors across America get the pet oxygen mask to fire departments in their communities and by doing so increased the chances of survival rate for pets affected by fires.
Palatine IL FD
Nipomo CA FD Station 20
New Melle MO FD
Normal IL FD
Matthews NC FD
Georgetwon Twp IN Fire Dept
New Melle MN FD
St Clair Shores MI FD
Sterling Heights MI FD
Wayland MI FD
Sierra Fire Protection District NV #30
Nofca Holy Twp MI Fire Dept
Canton, MI Fire Dept
Lincoln Park MI FD
Upton MA FD
Stillwater MN FD
Ronkonkoma Fire Dept
Perryville MO FD
Greenlawn NY Volunteer Fire Dept
Milford MI FD
City of Sidney OH Fire Dept
FDNY
Butler Township OH Fire Dept
Wissahickon PA Fire Company
Forty Fort Borough PA Fire Dept
Frisco TX FD
Houston TX FD
Annandale Volunteer Fire Dept VA Station 408
Dayton OH FD
Phillipsburg OH FD
Town of Langdon Fire Dept NH
Bethel Twp Fire Dept OH
Anna Fire Dept OH
Massillon Fire Dept OH
Slater Chemical Fire Co Glenham, NY
Tipp City Fire Dept OH
Chicago Fire Dept
Decker Canyon/Malibu Fire Station CA
Los Angeles Fire Dept #88
Sherman Oaks, CA
Los Angeles Fire Department
Van Nuys CA
Farmington Hills MI FD
St Louis IL Fire Dept
Brooklyn MI FC, Station 2
Brighton MA FD
Silver Spring MD Volunteer Fire
Vadalia OH FD Fire Admin
Center Harbor Fire Dep NH
Huber Heights OH FD
Los Angeles, Fire Dept Encino
Collinsville IL Fire Dept #1
Garden City MI FD
Englewood OH FD
Lyndhurst Fire Dept NJ
Birmingham Fire Depart AL
Wildwood Crest Fire Dept NJ
Los Angeles Country Fire Dept
Marina Del Rey CA
Southgate MI FD
Fire Dept Fort Myers Fl
West Caldwell NJ Volunteer FD
Morgan Hill FD Los Gatos CA
Woodland FD Woodland CA
Kingman AZ Admin Building
West Grove FD PA
Denton NC Volunteer FD
Elephant Butte Fire Dept
Newbury Fire Department NH
Highland Twp. Fire Depart MI
Maine Windsor Volunteer FD
Orlando FL FD
Pleasant Beach FD NJ
Crooked Creek Township Volunteer Fire Depart NC
Westminster FD MD
Manitowish Waters FD WI
Glen Burnie Volunteer Fire Depart MD
Apopka Fire Chief's FL
Seminole County Fire Dept FL
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Bark 10-4, Bark Buckle UP, Pet Safety Lady and SurgiVet all joined forces for the first time EVER on a national program to get the much needed pet oxygen mask into the hands of the fire departments across America.
See the list below to see if one was donated to your local Fire Department or donate one today by visiting www.Bark10-4.com
October 1-15th donors across America get the pet oxygen mask to fire departments in their communities and by doing so increased the chances of survival rate for pets affected by fires.
Palatine IL FD
Nipomo CA FD Station 20
New Melle MO FD
Normal IL FD
Matthews NC FD
Georgetwon Twp IN Fire Dept
New Melle MN FD
St Clair Shores MI FD
Sterling Heights MI FD
Wayland MI FD
Sierra Fire Protection District NV #30
Nofca Holy Twp MI Fire Dept
Canton, MI Fire Dept
Lincoln Park MI FD
Upton MA FD
Stillwater MN FD
Ronkonkoma Fire Dept
Perryville MO FD
Greenlawn NY Volunteer Fire Dept
Milford MI FD
City of Sidney OH Fire Dept
FDNY
Butler Township OH Fire Dept
Wissahickon PA Fire Company
Forty Fort Borough PA Fire Dept
Frisco TX FD
Houston TX FD
Annandale Volunteer Fire Dept VA Station 408
Dayton OH FD
Phillipsburg OH FD
Town of Langdon Fire Dept NH
Bethel Twp Fire Dept OH
Anna Fire Dept OH
Massillon Fire Dept OH
Slater Chemical Fire Co Glenham, NY
Tipp City Fire Dept OH
Chicago Fire Dept
Decker Canyon/Malibu Fire Station CA
Los Angeles Fire Dept #88
Sherman Oaks, CA
Los Angeles Fire Department
Van Nuys CA
Farmington Hills MI FD
St Louis IL Fire Dept
Brooklyn MI FC, Station 2
Brighton MA FD
Silver Spring MD Volunteer Fire
Vadalia OH FD Fire Admin
Center Harbor Fire Dep NH
Huber Heights OH FD
Los Angeles, Fire Dept Encino
Collinsville IL Fire Dept #1
Garden City MI FD
Englewood OH FD
Lyndhurst Fire Dept NJ
Birmingham Fire Depart AL
Wildwood Crest Fire Dept NJ
Los Angeles Country Fire Dept
Marina Del Rey CA
Southgate MI FD
Fire Dept Fort Myers Fl
West Caldwell NJ Volunteer FD
Morgan Hill FD Los Gatos CA
Woodland FD Woodland CA
Kingman AZ Admin Building
West Grove FD PA
Denton NC Volunteer FD
Elephant Butte Fire Dept
Newbury Fire Department NH
Highland Twp. Fire Depart MI
Maine Windsor Volunteer FD
Orlando FL FD
Pleasant Beach FD NJ
Crooked Creek Township Volunteer Fire Depart NC
Westminster FD MD
Manitowish Waters FD WI
Glen Burnie Volunteer Fire Depart MD
Apopka Fire Chief's FL
Seminole County Fire Dept FL
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Friday, November 13, 2009
Do Not Wait Until Disaster Strikes To Be Prepared
November is National Preparedness Month
Goes for the family pet too
The PETS Act of 2006 (Pet Evacuation & Transportation Standards Act) requires local and state emergency preparedness authorities to include in their evacuation plans how they will accommodate household pets and service animals in the event of a major disaster or evacuation.
Kathy Davis with Los Angeles Animal Services stated, “Do not wait until disaster strikes to be prepared. Plan now for where you will take your pet and insure that you have vaccination records and a carrying cage ready for the next event. If your pet has a special diet or requires medication, keep a supply ready to go.”
The shelters are flooded each year with lost or abandon family pets. EVAC centers are not able to accommodate pets without the proper carriers.
“It’s up to you to be prepared and by planning ahead to insure your pets’ health and safety helps the whole community to be safer. Keep all of your emergency items in a small carrier or duffle bag near your crate or travel safety gear for easy access. In an emergency, you can then simply grab your Pet Pack and go!” Pet Safety Lady Christina Selter.
“Always remember, if you evacuate your home, being prepared insures better safety for the whole family”, stated Battalion Chief Jose Torres with the Santa Monica Fire Department.
DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PETS BEHIND!
• More than 500,000 pets are effected by fires each year and evacuations
• Over 40,000 pets each year die of smoke asphyxiation
• Losing a pet due to evacuation can be a devastating experience
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About LA Animal Services: The predecessor to the Los Angeles Animal Services Department of today was formed by ordinance in 1947. With the General Manager as executive, the Department is under the control of a Board of Commissioners, with five members appointed by the Mayor, and by the City Council of Los Angeles. A current organization chart of the Department is found below. For more information about the organization of Los Angeles City government, you may wish to review the City Clerk’s brochure, your Government at a Glance. http://cityclerk.lacity.org/cps/pdf/govtglnc.pdf
About Pet Safety Lady, Bark 10-4, Bark Buckle UP: Christina Selter, “Pet Safety Lady,” works closely with Fire, Police, Coast Guard and EMT personnel who support the safety program and has been featured at International Auto Shows, Pet Expos, Television, Radio, News Articles and guest speaking engagements nationwide. She is the founder of Bark Buckle UP the recognized innovative leader and experts in pet travel safety. Bark Buckle UP educates and promotes awareness for pet safety while traveling with our pets and Bark 10-4 that helps fire departments nationwide obtain the Pet Oxygen Masks to help save pets lives. http://www.petsafetylady.com and for high res photos email Bark@BarkBuckleUP.com
Goes for the family pet too
The PETS Act of 2006 (Pet Evacuation & Transportation Standards Act) requires local and state emergency preparedness authorities to include in their evacuation plans how they will accommodate household pets and service animals in the event of a major disaster or evacuation.
Kathy Davis with Los Angeles Animal Services stated, “Do not wait until disaster strikes to be prepared. Plan now for where you will take your pet and insure that you have vaccination records and a carrying cage ready for the next event. If your pet has a special diet or requires medication, keep a supply ready to go.”
The shelters are flooded each year with lost or abandon family pets. EVAC centers are not able to accommodate pets without the proper carriers.
“It’s up to you to be prepared and by planning ahead to insure your pets’ health and safety helps the whole community to be safer. Keep all of your emergency items in a small carrier or duffle bag near your crate or travel safety gear for easy access. In an emergency, you can then simply grab your Pet Pack and go!” Pet Safety Lady Christina Selter.
“Always remember, if you evacuate your home, being prepared insures better safety for the whole family”, stated Battalion Chief Jose Torres with the Santa Monica Fire Department.
DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PETS BEHIND!
• More than 500,000 pets are effected by fires each year and evacuations
• Over 40,000 pets each year die of smoke asphyxiation
• Losing a pet due to evacuation can be a devastating experience
###
About LA Animal Services: The predecessor to the Los Angeles Animal Services Department of today was formed by ordinance in 1947. With the General Manager as executive, the Department is under the control of a Board of Commissioners, with five members appointed by the Mayor, and by the City Council of Los Angeles. A current organization chart of the Department is found below. For more information about the organization of Los Angeles City government, you may wish to review the City Clerk’s brochure, your Government at a Glance. http://cityclerk.lacity.org/cps/pdf/govtglnc.pdf
About Pet Safety Lady, Bark 10-4, Bark Buckle UP: Christina Selter, “Pet Safety Lady,” works closely with Fire, Police, Coast Guard and EMT personnel who support the safety program and has been featured at International Auto Shows, Pet Expos, Television, Radio, News Articles and guest speaking engagements nationwide. She is the founder of Bark Buckle UP the recognized innovative leader and experts in pet travel safety. Bark Buckle UP educates and promotes awareness for pet safety while traveling with our pets and Bark 10-4 that helps fire departments nationwide obtain the Pet Oxygen Masks to help save pets lives. http://www.petsafetylady.com and for high res photos email Bark@BarkBuckleUP.com
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Pet Safety Lady on tour for Bark 10-4, A MASK FOR EVERY FIRETRUCK
Today at the Santa Monica Fire Station, “Pet Safety Lady” Christina Selter teamed up with Fire Chief Carl Bjerke and the Santa Monica Fire Department to demonstrate the need for pet oxygen masks on every fire truck in America. Annually, an estimated 500,000 pets are affected by fires in the United States. Firefighters can often save a pet's life, if they have the right equipment. October is National Fire Safety Month and marks the launch of “BARK 10-4”, a campaign by Bark Buckle UP, to help fire departments nationwide obtain much needed pet oxygen masks. These masks work with dogs, cats and other animals.
A mask for every Fire Truck was created to allow the public to sponsor a pet oxygen mask for their local Fire Department. More then 30,000 Fire Departments and EMT offices are located nationwide and most of those have more then one Fire Truck per station. The Mask can only work if they have it to use.
For more information please visit: http://www.bark10-4.com
Tour will include cities across America to bring awareness to the much needed masks for every fire department. Detroit, Mineapolis, St Louis, Atlanta, Phoenix, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Orange County, Miami and New York.
Book the Pet Safety Lady 949-361-BARK
A mask for every Fire Truck was created to allow the public to sponsor a pet oxygen mask for their local Fire Department. More then 30,000 Fire Departments and EMT offices are located nationwide and most of those have more then one Fire Truck per station. The Mask can only work if they have it to use.For more information please visit: http://www.bark10-4.com
Tour will include cities across America to bring awareness to the much needed masks for every fire department. Detroit, Mineapolis, St Louis, Atlanta, Phoenix, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Orange County, Miami and New York.
Book the Pet Safety Lady 949-361-BARK
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