PET OXYGEN MASK BLOG

Welcome to the official WagN O2 Fur Life Blog. Join the dialogue and learn about What Pet Oxygen Masks are, Why they are needed, How they save pet lives, Where they are being implement, What training is available, Which communities are covered and How YOU can make a difference. These devices are missing from most First Responder toolboxes due to budgetary restrictions! Join us NOW to help first responders acquire this pet life saving equipment Because the Pet's Life They Save Could Be Your Own™!

Sunday, September 27, 2009

What is Included with the Pet Oxygen Masks?

SHOPPING FOR PET OXYGEN MASKS?

... LEASHING UP PET OXYGEN MASKS...

The Wag'N Pet Oxygen Mask Kit includes all of the following:
Standard First RespondersOrder (first responder and sponsor orders - $85)

1 Small Mask + oxygen tube
1 Medium Mask + oxygen tube
1 Large Mask + oxygen tube
1 Wag'N Pet Oxygen Mask Bag
1 ABCs Diagram For Cats & Dogs
1 Set of Instructions (flow rate details)
1 CPR Magnet for Cats & Dogs

... SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT....

Starting October 1, 2009 your pet oxygen mask kit will include 1 Wag'N Leash. Pets left at home generally don't walk about with a leash in tow. So lets make leashes standard equipment for first responders now equipped to help them. The Wag'N leash can be used to normally restraint a pet and for an emergency muzzle. Standardizing pet safety common sense!

Standard Civilian Orders Include (Cost $95)

1 Small Mask + oxygen tube
1 Medium Mask + oxygen tube
1 Large Mask + oxygen tube

The Wag'N Pet Oxygen Mask Bag (Extra $14.95)
1 ABCs Diagram For Cats & Dogs
1 Set of Instructions (flow rate details)
1 CPR Magnet for Cats & Dogs
And Starting October 1, 2009 1 Wag'N Leash

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Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Requests Processed

2012

- Baldwinsville, NY • Belgium Cold Springs Fire Dept • 5 kits

- Plainfield, IN • Plainfield Fire Territory • 5 kits through sponsorship (Oct 2012)

- Rockwell, NC • Rockwell Fire Dept • 2 kits

- Highland Park, NJ • Highland Park Vol Fire Dept • 4 kits

- Highlands First Aid Squad • Highlands, NJ • 1 kit

- Rock Springs, WI • Rock Springs Vol Fire Dept • 2 kits requested • 2 kits sponsored by Thomson Reuters Employees

- Los Lunas, NM • Los Lunas Fire Dept • 3 kits requested • 6 kits acquired through very generous online donations • 3 kits sponsored by Terry and Ardeth Walker

- Hamilton, NJ • Nottingham Ambulance Squad • 4 kits

- Spartanburg, SC • Una Community Fire Dept • 2 kits

- Haddon Heights, NJ • Haddon Heights EMS • 3 kits

- Chester, NJ • Chester First Aid Squad • 2 kits

Wag'N Enterprises, LLC - O2 Fur Life Fellowship Requests Processed

Program achievements when O2 Fur Life was a Wag'N Enterprises, LLC program

2012

- Blacksburg, SC • Blacksburg Vol Fire Dept Flanders • 2 kits requested • 2 kits sponsored by Tim Schulze & The Osenberg Family

- Flanders, NY • Northampton Vol Ambulance • 4 kits requested • 4 kits sponsored by Thompson Reuters Employees

- Vass, NC • Cypress Pointe Fire & Rescue • 3 kits requested • 1 kit sponsored by Kate & Lola Linder • 2 kits sponsored by Laine Sikula & Janet Littleton

2011

Berkley, MA • Berkley Fire Rescue • 4 kits

Bloomdale, OH • Bloomdale Fire Dept & EMS Squad • 2 kits

Belle Center, OH • B.M.R.T Rescue Squad • 2 kits

South Boston, VA • South Boston Fire Dept • 5 kits

Dickson, TN • Tennessee City Volunteer Fire Dept • 2 kits

Verona, NJ • Verona Fire Department • 2 kits

Scituate, MA • Scituate Fire Department • 12 kits

Marietta, OK • Love County EMS/Fire • 2 kits

Los Angeles, CA • Los Angeles Fire Department Station 27 • 6 kits

Fountain Inn, SC • Fountain Inn Fire Department • 8 kits

Snowmass Village, CO • Snowmass Wildcat Fire Department • 3 kits

Fort Lauderdale, FL • Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue • 12 kits

Tinton Falls, NJ • Tinton Falls Fire District • 2 kits

Coplay, PA • North Whitehall Township Emergency Management Agency • 12 kits

Monroe, NC • Bakers Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department • 2 kits

Shelby, MI • Shelby Benona Fire Department • 12 kits

Palatka, FL • Putnam County Fire & EMS • 12 kits

Addison, IL • Addison Fire Protection District • 10 kits

2010

Willmar, MN • Specialized Tactical Assistance Team of Kandiyohi County • 5 kits

Spicer, MN • Spicer Fire Department • 2 kits

Mechanicville, NY • Mechanicville Fire Department • 2 kits

Laurel Springs, NJ • Laurel Springs Fire Department • 2 kits

Churchville, VA • Churchville Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad • 8 kits

Williamstown, VA • Williamstown Ambulance Service • 3 kits

Little Rock, AR • Little Rock Fire Department • 12 kits

Bel Air, MD • Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company • 12 kits

Michigan City, IN • Michigan City Animal Control • 12 kits

McKinney, TX • Lowry Crossing Volunteer Fire Department • 6 kits

Worley, ID • Worley Fire District • 4 kits

Wyndmoor, PA • Springfield Ambulance Association • 2 kits

Bridgeport, PA • Swedesburg Volunteer Fire Company • 3 kits

Newcastle, CA • Newcastle Fire Protection District • 3 kits

Elkins Park, PA • Cheltenham Township EMS • 2 kits

Washington, DC • Washington DC Fire Department • 2 kits

Bluffton, IN • Wells County EMS • 5 kits

Shalimar, FL • Okaloosa County EMS • 12 kits

Pine Hill, NJ • Pine Hill Police Department - K9 unit • 2 kits

Newton Falls, OH • Braceville Fire Department • 1 kit

Loveland, CO • Loveland Police Department • 3 kits

Limestone, ME • Aroostook Fire Protection District 1 • 3 kits

2009

Moundville, AL • Moundville Volunteer Fire Department • 2 kits

Wylie, TX • Wylie Fire Rescue & Wylie Police Department • 3 kits

Sacramento, CA • Sacramento Fire Department • 5 kits

Abilene, TX • Potosi Volunteer Fire Department • 4 kits

Dyer, IN • Dyer Fire Department • 4 kits

Dyer, IN • Dyer Police Department - Animal Control Division • 2 kits

Washington, DC • Washington DC Fire Department • 11 kits

Montrose, PA • Susquehanna County Animal Response Team (CART) • 10 kits

2008

Collegeville, PA • Collegeville K9 Search • 2 kits

Sacramento, CA • Sacramento C.E.R.T • 5 kits

PET OXYGEN MASK SUCCESS STORIES AND ARTICLES

So we all know that pet oxygen masks save pet lives and that they truly are a very important tool in the first responder's toolbox. This is how we know:

* Pets rescued from house fire - October 15, 2012 - Click here

* Miami-Dade Fire Rescue saves puppies from fire - July 11, 2012 - Click here

* Cat saved from house fire in Lake Worth - June 26, 2012 - Click here

* Jupiter Firefighters donate pet oxygen mask, save dog's life - June 19, 2012 - Click here

* Hazelwood Firefighters Save Family Pet in House Fire - June 14, 2012 - Click here

* Two cats die in a mobile home fire, several saved using pet oxygen masks - April 7, 2012 - Click here

* Pet masks saved several lives in Roanoke County apartment fire - April 4, 2012 - Click here and here

* Firefighters Rescue, Revive 20 Dogs from House Fire - April 3, 2012 - Click here

*Rescue Squad's new pet oxygen mask saves cat's life - March 16, 2012 - Click here

* Bangor Firefighters Adopts Rescued Kitten - February 24th 2012 - Click here

* Firefighters rescue cats from house fire in Derry Township - February 2012 - Click here

* Erie Firefighter adopts cat burned in fire - January 2012 - Click here

* Erie, PA Cat Rescue Video - January 2012 - Click here

* Brewer firefighters respond to Washington Street blaze - January 08, 2012 - Click here

* Mobile home burns but firefighters save Chihuahua named Mojo - January 4 2012 - Click here

* Firefighters put out house fire, save family dog - June 7, 2011 - Click here

* Family Dog Saved by First Responders -March 6, 2011 - Click here

*Donated oxygen mask saves dog - February 17, 2011 - Click here

* Dog rescued from burned-out house - December 15, 2010 - Click here

* Dog Hunkers Down Under Mattress, Survives Fire - December 8, 2010 - Click here

* Saving Fido from a fire - September 19, 2010 - Click here

* Cat Saved From Fire With Oxygen Mask - June 5, 2010 - Click here

* Pet Saving Equipment did its Job - February 8, 2010 - Click here

* NY Firefighters Revive Cat - February 8, 2010
- Click here

* Special mask saves life of dog who inhaled smoke - January 21, 2010 - Click here

* String of fires prompt safety reminders - January 6, 2010 - Click here

* Firefighters rescue, resuscitate dog found in burning Clearwater home - December 25, 2009 - Click here

* MDFR Rescues Puppy From Fire Set By Child - November 18, 2009 - Click here

*Chicago Firefighters get new tool to revive pets - November 7, 2009 - Click here

* New Pet Saving Tool - October 13, 2009 - Click here

* Mount Dora city council candidate's house destroyed by fire, life is saved by neighbor - October 8, 2009 - Click here

* Firefighters rescue nine puppies from burning home - NC News 14 - July 31 2009 - Click here

* Heartwarming pet rescue story of the day - San Francisco Chronicles - June 12 2009 - Click here

* Firefighters save puppy with pet oxygen mask - Rocky Mount Telegram - April 7 2009 - Click here

* Pit bull mix resuscitated by Lynnwood firefighters - Seattle PI - September 17 2008 - Click here

* Fire Fighters Rescue Dogs - Click here

14 additional articles and success stories dating back to 2005 are compiled here

* YouTube Tutorial - Click here

En Francais:
Article: Masques à oxygène pour animaux
www.veterinet.net/La%20Presse.pdf

"C’est évident que porter secours aux humains reste prioritaire, mais l’acquisition de masques pour réanimer les animaux nous permet d’offrir un meilleur service. De plus, la personne à qui l’on porte assistance, sachant que son chien ou son chat est pris en charge, sera plus facile à traiter et à diriger vers un centre hospitalier..." pour lire plus veuillez cliquer ici

Nous sommes toujours à la recherche de nouveaux articles provenant du monde francophone. Si vous en avez veuillez nous envoyer un email à O2FurLife [AT] wagnpetsafety[point] com

Auf Deutsch

Bild Zeitung (August 6 2012)

Feuerwehr rettet Kaninchen mit Sauerstoffmaske aus brennender Wohnung

Indem sie ihm eine Sauerstoffmaske über das Mäulchen stülpten, haben Feuerwehrleute ein Kaninchen aus einer brennenden Wohnung in Wuppertal gerettet. Das Feuer war in der Nacht zum Sonntag in der Wohnung im zweiten Stock eines Mehrfamilienhauses ausgebrochen. Als sich die Bewohner unverletzt ins Freie gerettet hatten, fiel auf, dass das Kaninchen sich noch in seinem Käfig befand. Das Tier hatte sehr viel Rauch eingeatmet und musste von Sanitätern mit Sauerstoff versorgt werden, wie die Feuerwehr berichtete. Die Wohnung brannte komplett aus. Die Ursache für das Feuer ist noch nicht bekannt.

English translation:

Fire department rescues rabbit out of burning dwelling using pet oxygen mask.

By placing a pet oxygen mask over its face, the fire department was able to rescue the rabbit out of a burning apartment in Wuppertal. The fire had broken out in an apartment on the second floor of a multiple-family residence in the early hours of Sunday. After all the inhabitants had been rescued it was noticed that the rabbit was still in its cage inside. The animal had inhaled a lot of smoke and had to receive additional oxygen the fire department reported. The apartment burned out completely. The cause for the fire is not yet known.