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List of Departments the Wag'n O2 Fur Life® Program LIST OF DEPARTMENTS THE WAG’N O2 FUR LIFE® PROGRAM WAS ABLE TO SUPPORT FROM 2008-2015 (Last Updated 6/5/2015) *** Dates reflect when order was placed. Wag’N has no control over when the kits are distributed by sponsors and/or implemented by departments. City & State Dept. Name Sponsor Date Country # Kits Acquired Acquired Batavia, OH Batavia CJF Melissa Albert APR 2008 USA 1 Espanola, ON Espanola Fire Dept Anonymous MAY 2008 CANADA 1 Union, ME Union Ambulance Service Michele Millon & JUN 2008 USA 1 Lee Morissette Tarboro, NC Tarboro Fire Dept Tom Paluch JUL 2008 USA 2 Sacramento, CA Sacramento C.E.R.T. Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program JUL 2008 USA 5 Penn Hills, PA Penn Hills Vol. Fire Dept #222 Bell Family SEPT 2008 USA 2 Marmora, ON Marmora & Lake FIRE DEPT Marmora Community OCT 2008 CANADA 2 Concerns and Policing Collegeville, PA Collegeville K9 Search Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program DEC 2008 USA 2 Total Depts in 2008 8 Total Kits 16 In 2008 2009 Lake Shore, ON Lake Shore Fire District Dr. Janice Huntingford FEB 2009 CANADA 3 Essex Animal Hospital Piperton, TN Piperton Fire DEPT Kevin Snider FEB 2009 USA 2 Montrose, PA Susquehanna C.A.R.T. Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program MAY 2009 USA 10 Farmerville, LA Farmerville Vol. Fire Dept Caravan Camel MAY 2009 USA 1 Philadelphia, PA Burholme EMS Department Purchase JUL 2009 USA 1 Greenfield, NY Greenfield Fire Dept Paw Lickers Bakery JUL 2009 USA 4 and Boutique Rensselaer County, NY Wynantskill Fire 4 Paws Animal Hospital SEPT 2009 USA 3 Averill Park - Sand Lake Fire Wynantskill, NY Dept Tuscaloosa, AL Tuscaloosa Fire and Anonymous OCT 2009 USA 30 surrounding Depts Washington, DC Washington DC Fire & EMS Anonymous OCT 2009 USA 11 Dyer, IN Dyer Police Dept. Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program OCT 2009 USA 4 Sault Ste Marie, MI Sault Ste Marie Fire Dept. Dept. Purchase OCT 2009 USA 2 Natrona Heights, PA Citizens Hose Fire Dept. Karaoke Entertainment Plus OCT 2009 USA 1 Clifton Heights, PA Clifton Heights Fire Dept. Carol Ann Volante OCT 2009 USA 1 Springfield, MA Springfield Fire Dept. Kathleen Brown OCT 2009 USA 1 Tivoli, NY Clermont Vol. Fire Dept. Judith Neary OCT 2009 USA 1 Dyer, IN Dyer Fire Dept. Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program OCT 2009 USA 4 Bolingbrook, IL Bolingbrook Fire Dept. Patricia Llewellyn OCT 2009 USA 1 Lookout Mtn, TN Town of Lookout Mtn Fire Ernest Minges OCT 2009 USA 1 Dept. Abilene, TX Potosi Vol. Fire Dept. Wag’N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program OCT 2009 USA 4 Sparta, VA Sparta Vol. Fire Dept. Boys Scouts - Troop 1421 OCT 2009 USA 2 R.D. Sprouse Ladysmith, VA Ladysmith Vol. Fire Co Boys Scouts - Troop 1421 OCT 2009 USA 2 R.D. Sprouse Bowling Green, VA Bowling Green Vol. Fire Dept. Boys Scouts - Troop 1421 OCT 2009 USA 2 R.D. Sprouse Wag’N O2 Fur Life® | 483B Carlisle Dr.| Herndon, VA 20170 | PH: 571.572.9246 | www.PETOXYGENMASKS.org Port Royal, VA Port Royal Vol. Fire Dept. Boys Scouts - Troop 1421 OCT 2009 USA 2 R.D. Sprouse Woodford, VA Upper Caroline Fire Dept. Boys Scouts - Troop 1421 OCT 2009 USA 2 R.D. Sprouse Ruther Glen, VA Frog Level Vol. Rescue Boys Scouts - Troop 1421 OCT 2009 USA 2 R.D. Sprouse Sterling, VA Sterling Vol. Fire Co Anonymous OCT 2009 USA 2 Seekonk, MA Seekonk Fire Dept. Grady's Auto Parts OCT 2009 USA 2 Loma Rica, CA Loma Rica Fire Dept. Donna Milliken of Donna's Daycare OCT 2009 USA 1 Preschool Lowel, OR Lowell Rural Fire Dept. Jackie Heideman OCT 2009 USA 1 Dublin, OH Washington Township Kyle & Trevor Marcinick OCT 2009 USA 2 Fire Dept. Delaware, OH Berlin Township Fire Dept. Sharon & Shelby Arnold OCT 2009 USA 2 Anchorage, AK Redshirt Lake Rescue Alaska Dept. Purchase OCT 2009 USA 1 Rio Rancho, NM Rio Rancho Fire Dept. # 1 Jennifer Bedsworth OCT 2009 USA 1 Fuquay, NC Fuquay Varina Fire Dept. Dept. Purchase OCT 2009 USA 4 Kenai, AK Pat Porter - Mayor of Kenai OCT 2009 USA 1 Kenai Fire Dept. Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati Fire Dept. # 46 Henry Auto and Home Insurance Agency of OCT 2009 USA 1 Cincinnati Toms River, NJ Pleasant Plains Vol. Fire Dept. Jessica Brosnan OCT 2009 USA 1 Toms River, NJ Silverton Vol. Fire Dept. Kennett Family OCT 2009 USA 1 Bethany, CT Bethany Vol. Fire Dept. Carol Paugas OCT 2009 USA 1 Grapevine, TX Grapevine Fire Dept. Anonymous OCT 2009 USA 3 Lebanon, TN Wilson County Emergency Chris & George Buchanan In Memory of OCT 2009 USA 2 Management Agency # 1 Emmylou and Donna & Robert Hamilton Watertown, TN Wilson County Emergency In Memory Of Polly Tatum OCT 2009 USA 1 Management Agency # 2 Mt Juliet, TN Wilson County Emergency Linda & Bill Schenk and Millie & Larry OCT 2009 USA 2 Management Agency # 3 Wong Lakeview, TN Wilson County Emergency Terry Duncan OCT 2009 USA 1 Management Agency # 4 Gladeville, TN Wilson County Emergency Dena Ferraro OCT 2009 USA 1 Management Agency # 5 Laguardo, TN Wilson County Emergency Davian, MaKenzie & Jillian Drury OCT 2009 USA 1 Management Agency # 6 Statesville, TN Wilson County Emergency Randy Hankins & Patty Krause OCT 2009 USA 2 Management Agency # 7 Big Springs, TN Wilson County Emergency Chris & George Buchanan in Memory of OCT 2009 USA 1 Management Agency # 8 Rafe Sacramento, CA Sacramento City Fire Dept. - Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program OCT 2009 USA 5 #s 5,7,11,56,57 Morgantown, WV Star City Vol. Fire Dept. Brooks Gainer NOV 2009 USA 1 Morgantown, WV Cheat Lake County Fire Dept Brooks Gainer NOV 2009 USA 1 Morgantown, WV Westover Vol. Fire Dept. Brooks Gainer NOV 2009 USA 1 Morgantown, WV Granville Vol. Fire Dept. Brooks Gainer NOV 2009 USA 1 Moss Point, MS Hurley & Three Rivers Fire Purple Poodle Pet Grooming NOV 2009 USA 2 Dept. Wylie, TX Wylie Fire & Rescue Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program NOV 2009 USA 3 Port Byron, NY Port Byron Vol. Fire Dept. Denise Michaud NOV 2009 USA 3 Lewis Center, OH Orange Township Fire Dept. Dorothy Butera NOV 2009 USA 2 St. Louis, MO Boonville Fire Dept. Ron and Joy Vollmer NOV 2009 USA 1 Edisto Beach, SC Edisto Beach Fire Dept. Dept. Purchase NOV 2009 USA 1 Thanks to Anonymous Sponsor Rochester, IL Rochester F.P.D. Dept. Purchase NOV 2009 USA 1 Goshen, OH Goshen Twp Fire Dept. Catherine Menke NOV 2009 USA 2 Weems, VA Kilmarnock-Lancaster Co. Ann and Larry Kuhn NOV 2009 USA 1 Rescue Squad Wag’N O2 Fur Life® | 483B Carlisle Dr.| Herndon, VA 20170 | PH: 571.572.9246 | www.PETOXYGENMASKS.org (EMS Dept) New Bremen, OH New Bremen Emergency Thomas Sanford NOV 2009 USA 1 Squad (EMS Dept) Smyrna, GA Kilmarnock-Lancaster Co. Michele Hennum DEC 2009 USA 1 Rescue Squad (EMS Dept) Port Byron, NY Port Byron Vol. Fire Dept. Dept. Purchase DEC 2009 USA 1 Hampstead, NH Hampstead Fire Dept. & Hampstead Animal Hospital DEC 2009 USA 2 Hampstead Animal Control Glen Rock, NJ Glen Rock Fire Dept. In Honor of Edythe King DEC 2009 USA 1 Boulevard, CA Border Patrol EMTs Dept. Purchase DEC 2009 USA 1 Total Depts in 2009 62 Total Kits 164 In 2009 2010 Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC Service de Sécurité Dept. Purchase JAN 2010 CANADA 1 Vaudreuil-Dorion Grass Valley, CA Grass Valley Fire Dept. Anonymous JAN 2010 USA 3 Limestone, ME Aroostook F.P.D. 1 Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program JAN 2010 USA 3 Moundville, AL Moundville Vol. Fire Dept. Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program JAN 2010 USA 2 Dallas, TX Box 4 Fire Buffs - Dallas Fire Dept. Purchase JAN 2010 USA 3 Rescue St John, NB St John Fire Dept. Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program JAN 2010 CANADA 7 Rothesay, NB Kennebecasis Valley Fire Anonymous JAN 2010 CANADA 2 Dept. West Palm Beach, FL Riviera Beach Fire Rescue Puptails Pet Boutique & Louloupooch JAN 2010 USA 1 Fairfield Township, OH Fairfield Township Fire Dept. Dean Wisner JAN 2010 USA 2 Truro, NS Truro Fire Service CENTURY 21 Market Realty FEB 2010 CANADA 1 Jesup, GA Screven Fire Dept. Dept. Purchase FEB 2010 USA 1 Stillwater, OK Stillwater Fire Dept. #s #1, Companion Animal Assistance Program FEB 2010 USA 4 #2, #3, #4 Bronx, NY Bronx Fire Vol Dept. Purchase FEB 2010 USA 1 Greenfield, IN City of Greenfield Fire Dept. Partners for Animal Welfare Society, Inc. FEB 2010 USA 1 [P.A.W.S.] Dallas, TX Box 4 Fire Buffs - Dallas Fire Dept. Purchase FEB 2010 USA 2 Rescue Norton, NB Norton Vol. Fire Dept. Lanna & Arnold Law FEB 2010 CANADA 1 San Antonio, TX San Antonio Fire Dept. City of San Antonio Animal Care Services FEB 2010 USA 20 Kennett, MO Kennett Fire Dept. Dept. Purchase FEB 2010 USA 2 Newton Falls, OH Braceville Township Fire Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program FEB 2010 USA 1 Dept. Loveland, CO Loveland Police Dept. Wag'N O2 Fur Life Fellowship Program FEB 2010 USA 3 Providence, RI Providence RI Fire Dept www.oxygenmasks4pets.org FEB 2010 USA 1 Engine Co #4 Bartlesville, OK Bartlesville Fire Dept. Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) of MAR 2010 USA 13 Bartlesville Police K-9 Unit Bartlesville, OK www.arfok.org and Tri- Dewey Fire Dept. County Basset Club Ramona Fire Dept. Ochelata Fire Dept. Copan Fire Dept. Union, ME Union Ambulance Service Michele Millon and Lee Morissette in MAR 2010 USA 1 memory of Spanky Union, ME Union Fire Dept.
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