Help Your Loved Ones Prepare for an Emergency
Fires can occur when you least expect it, leaving little time to plan your escape, so the time to prepare for an emergency isn’t when your alarm sounds. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), only 32% of American households have actually developed and practiced an emergency escape plan. Make time to sit […]
Me -vs- Smoke Alarm – Round 1
Two weeks ago something woke me from a dead sleep in the middle of the night. My dog, Abbey, a three year old Jindo-Chinook mix, heard it too. She was on half alert, ears pricked, eyes mostly open, raised on two legs—reserving the option of dropping back on her pillow with minimal effort in the […]