Oxygen Recovery Mask Donation Program
Partnering with Fire Departments to Help Save Pet’s Lives

PROGRAM PURPOSE

In 2006, it was estimated that more than 40,000 pets died in fires; most succumbed to smoke inhalation. In most states, emergency responders are unequipped to deal with the crisis. The donation of these specially designed and potentially lifesaving animal oxygen mask sets will enable first responders to efficiently administer oxygen to a stricken animal.

Invisible Fence ® Brand is in the business of saving pet’s lives. We strongly believe in programs that allow us to not only keep pets safe in their yards, but safe from other hazards like house fires. We believe by donating recovery mask kits to area fire departments that we will contribute to saving more pets and hopefully protect pet owners that may risk their own life to save a pet in a fire.

Invisible Fence Northwest is proud to have donated life-saving masks to the following Fire and Rescue organizations:

• Eastside Fire & Rescue; Serving Carnation, Issaquah, North Bend, Sammamish, Preston, Maple Valley, Tiger Mountain & Wilderness Rim.
• North County Regional Fire Authority; Serving Warm Beach, Freeborn and Bryant. 
• Snoqualmie Fire Department; Serving the city of Snoqualmie.

Masks come in three sizes: large dog, small dog and cat.

 Pet Safety Alert Window Clings are free to all pet owners and available in our lobby at our main office on Mercer Island. Placed near your front door, these alert rescue personnel that pets are inside your home. 

Henny the Arson Dog

In 2007, Invisible Fence Northwest staff trained Henny the Arson Dog to her Invisible Fence® Brand yard solution. Henny lives with handler (and devoted human companion) Captain Steve Baer of the Seattle Fire Department.

Henny is a busy girl and travels across the country to assist in arson investigations. But when she's home, she stays safe in her yard because of Invisible Fence® Brand.