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Today, July 15, is National Pet Fire Safety Day. Listed are some crucial tips on how to ensure fire safety in your home. It is important to include your beloved pets in your emergency plan in case of a fire so that they can safely evacuate. While it may not be pleasant to think about, it is vital to spare a few minutes and make certain that you are doing everything you can to protect your pets. ![]()
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- Install monitored smoke detectors ![]()
- Note where your pets like to nap or hide ![]()
- Have an emergency plan, and practice escape routes with your pet ![]()
- Keep the phone number and address of a local animal hospital handy ![]()
- Pet-proof your home ![]()
- Get a rescue alert sticker ![]()
- Prepare emergency supplies and traveling kits![]()
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Remember that being prepared is the best way to safeguard your pets.
WARNING: CPSC is warning consumers to immediately stop using iHeat heated insoles because the internal lithium-ion battery can explode and ignite, even when the insoles are turned off, posing a risk of serious burn injury and fire hazard.
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WARNING: CPSC is warning consumers to immediately stop using ThrivyHero mini crib mattress. The crib mattresses fail to meet flammability requirements violating the mandatory standard for mattresses, posing a deadly fire hazard.
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Happy Independence Day! As we celebrate this special occasion, let’s prioritize safety to ensure a joyful experience for everyone. ![]()
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* Consider attending professional fireworks displays instead of lighting your own. This way, we can leave the pyrotechnics to the experts, who put on a safe and spectacular show.![]()
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* To keep children safe, it’s a great idea to establish kid-free zones around any heat sources during festivities. Additionally, sparklers should be reserved for children over 12, as they burn extremely hot at 2,000°F and can cause serious burns. Instead, let’s encourage safer alternatives like glow sticks or bubbles that everyone can enjoy.![]()
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* For our furry friends, keeping pets indoors during fireworks displays is essential. The loud sounds can be frightening and may lead to panic or injury. Let’s create a calm, cozy environment for them, complete with their favorite toys and blankets.![]()
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Lastly, if you encounter any duds or malfunctioning fireworks, please resist the temptation to relight them. By following these safety tips, we can all enjoy a fun and safe Independence Day celebration!
Today, we honor the unwavering dedication of all wildland firefighters and support personnel. Thank you for your service in protecting lives, property, infrastructure, and natural resources. ![]()
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This day falls within the week of remembrance, where Wildland Firefighters and communities remember fallen heroes, Battalion Chief John Morrison, Battalion Chief Frank Harwood, and Injured CDAFD Engineer David Tysdal from Idaho.
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