Fire departments get donation of pet oxygen masks
The Invisible Fence Company donates 19 animal rescue oxygen masks to 12 area fire departments as part of a national project called Project Breathe on Sunday in Stow, Ohio. Mantua-Shalersville Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Matt Roosa demonstrates on Annie, at the Stow Fire Department. Annie was rescued from a barn fire last January. (Phil Masturzo/Akron Beacon Journal)
The Invisible Fence Company donated 19 animal rescue oxygen masks to 12 area fire departments as part of a national project called Project Breathe on Sunday in Stow, Ohio. Charlotte demonstrates the new oxygen mask for a gathering at the Stow Fire Department. (Phil Masturzo/Akron Beacon Journal)
The Invisible Fence Company donates 19 animal rescue oxygen masks to 12 area fire departments as part of a national project called Project Breathe on Sunday in Stow, Ohio. Amanda Davis, a supervisor at the Stow Kent Animal Hospital addresses rescue workers at the Stow Fire Department with Annie, who was rescued from a barn fire last January. (Phil Masturzo/Akron Beacon Journal)
