| Meet Firefighter Frank 🚒🐱
Frank belongs to Battalion Chief McPherson, and today he’s helping us remind everyone that our pets are family too. Taking a few simple steps now can make all the difference in an emergency.
Here are a few ways to help keep your furry family members safe:
- Keep leashes, harnesses, and pet carriers near your main exit.
- Place an up-to-date Pet Alert window decal where first responders can easily see it.
- Include your pets in your family’s fire escape plan and practice it regularly.
- Know your pet’s favorite hiding spots. During a fire, frightened pets often hide, and knowing where to look can save valuable time.
- Keep ID tags and microchip information current.
- Test your smoke alarms regularly to make sure they’re working properly.
- Keep a fire extinguisher or fire blanket readily available for small kitchen or grill fires.
Frank hopes you never need these tips—but a little preparation today can help protect every member of your family tomorrow, including the ones with paws. 🐾 |
