Beating Hearts Safety: CPR, First Aid & Fire Safety

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Just a little reminder. Change the clocks, change the batteries.

As you roll your clocks back tonight, take a few minutes and replace the batteries in your smoke alarms!

With the recent high temps it’s time for a little reminder. Hydration is important, check on the very young and the elderly; remind them to drink plenty of water.

Plan a safe 4th of July by following these tips.

Before you spray your kids, get the hot water out of the hose first.

Firefighters: Water inside hose can be over 140 degrees (WSVN) - Firefighters are warning of the dangers of water that has been left inside an outdoor water hose. Las Vegas Fire Rescue tweeted out...

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Summer is coming☀️

These come in handy, especially when your dog is a gulper like ours.

https://qz.com/1329685/what-to-do-if-you-see-a-dog-in-a-hot-car/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=qz-archive

It takes just six minutes for a dog to die in a hot car Never leave your dog in a car on a hot day—and make sure you recognize the warning signs of heatstroke.

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