KVMA PET OXYGEN MASK PROGRAM FOR FIRST RESPONDERS
Dr. Michael Johnson presents Pet Oxygen Mask Kits to his local Fire Departments. (L-R) Dr. Michael Johnson, Johnson Veterinary Clinic, Simpsonville, KY Darrell Brown, Chief of Waddy Fire Department Ronnie Sowder, Chief of Simpsonville Fire Department
Edward Turner, Chief of South Oldham Fire Department Steve Fante, Chief of Ballardsville Fire Department Jerrett Barnes, Chief of Shelby County EMS
Larry McClain, Chief of Mt. Eden Fire Department
Kevin Miller, Ast. Chief of Mt. Eden Fire Department Tucker the Shelby County Fire Department Mascot
In February, 2020, Te Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association (KVMA) proudly announced its program for members to purchase Pet Oxygen Mask Kits. By partnering with KVMA, members can purchase these kits that they can provide to their local First Responders and help save pet lives in emergency situations.
KVMA is responsible for all the paperwork and ordering of the mask kits. Te kits are shipped directly to the clinics so that veterinarians can distribute them directly to their local Fire Departments and EMTs. Should the Fire Department or EMT that is chosen to receive the Kits be spoken for, the KVMA will des- ignate another one in the next closest area. Partnering with KVMA in the Pet Oxygen Mask Program will help save pet lives in your community!
To donate a life-saving Pet Oxygen Mask to a Fire Department in your community, forms are available on the KVMA website or by contacting the KVMA.
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