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<p>Invisible Fence&#174; of Northeast PA has donated a set of pet oxygen masks to the Kingston Fire Department, joining some of the best-equipped in the nation to save a pet&#8217;s life. Invisible Fence&#174; Brand&#8217;s Project Breathe&#8482; was established with the goal of equipping every fire station in America and Canada with pet oxygen masks. Firefighters, from left, are: Matt MacDonald, Charles Bloom, Ray Elick, Chief Frank Guido, Erik Derr, Charles Jaskolski and Sara Perkins.</p><style>
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Kingston Fire Department equipped to save pets