Red Paw Emergency Relief Team

Last chance to grab one of our ugly sweaters and help support families with pets affected by fires & residential disasters. The campaign ends at midnight! https://www.customink.com/fundraising/ugly-sweater

Saturday’s to do list : Water your tree Check holiday light cords for cracks or frayed wires Check smoke alarms ... Stay home Continue to social distance Wear a mask See more

Same for #GivingTuesday

It’s #SmallBusinessSaturday. Grab one of our ugly sweaters and help support families with pets affected by fires & residential disasters. And if you know of other #nonprofits selling swag drop the link in the thread! https://www.customink.com/fundraising/ugly-sweater

We are on-scene of the 5700 block of WyndaleAvenue with Philly Fire assessing pet needs.

We are on-scene of the 4700 block of Rising Sun Avenue with Philly Fire assessing pet needs.

Our founders met with Philadelphia Fire Department CAT team A platoon members this morning along with several L&II officials to go through our integration presentation. We are all working together to ensure the citizens of Philly still get these vital services!

This morning we responded to the 500 block of Mifflin Street with Philadelphia Fire Department to assist with any pet needs. No pets in the primary per residents. One dog from a neighboring home able to reoccupy. No further service needed.

We are on-scene of the 6200 block of North 5th Street with Philly Fire assessing pet needs.

We are on-scene of the 1100 block of East Haines Street with Philadelphia Fire Department assessing pet needs.

Need a smoke alarm Philly?

Round 2 of Red Paw services integration training for the Philadelphia Fire Department Community Action Teams. This training was with the C platoon CATs. Two down, two to go. Next up is the A platoon on Tuesday. Thanks for the great questions & discussions!

We are on-scene of the 900 block of Clyde Lane with @PhillyFireDept assessing pet needs.

We are on-scene of the 2400 block of N. Carlisle Street with Philadelphia Fire Department assessing pet needs.

Our Founder and are COO had a productive Zoom call with city agency reps from the PFD, OEM, Red Paw responders and L&I earlier to discuss protocols for residents who have pets on larger scale events like multi-alarm fires & the 8th St explosion. Working to ensure all bases are covered before our end of month OOS date!

We are on-scene of the 200 block of Calvert Street with @PhillyFireDept assessing pet needs.

We are on-scene of the 9800 block of Cowden Street with Philly Fire assisting with any pet needs.