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<p>As part of Invisible Fence&#174; Brand&#8217;s Project Breathe&#8482;, firefighters from Mocanaqua Volunteer Fire Co. #1 have become some of the best-equipped in the nation to save a pet&#8217;s life. Their goal is to equip every fire station in America and Canada with pet oxygen masks to give oxygen to pets suffering from smoke inhalation when rescued. At the fire station, from left, are: Amy McDaniels, Connor Bobinski, Chief Stephen McDaniels, Stan Helstowski and George Mitchell.</p><style>
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Mocanaqua firefighters receive life-saving pet masks