Free Fido Bags help Phoenix firefighters revive pets
The Phoenix-based Fetch Foundation sends fire departments free kits with pet oxygen masks, burn supplies, and critter bags. Phoenix crews used them after a house fire this week.
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The Fetch Foundation, based in Phoenix, gives fire departments free Fido Bags. Each kit includes reusable pet oxygen masks, burn-care supplies, and bags for carrying animals. Departments around the country can request them.
Phoenix crews used the kits this week after they pulled three dogs and three cats from a house fire. The bags are for treating pets at the scene. They are not a substitute for a veterinarian once the animals are out.
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