Tyler organization donates pet oxygen masks to East Texas fire departments
ATHENS, Texas (KETK) – The Tyler Obedience Training Club has been donating pet oxygen masks to East Texas fire departments.
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The Tyler Obedience Training Club raised money through various fundraisers to purchase 97 sets of pet sized oxygen masks. Since February, they have been donating the oxygen masks to various fire departments across East Texas.
The Tyler Obedience Club has donated oxygen masks to the following East Texas fire departments:
Athens
Canton
Holly Lake Volunteer Fire Department
Lindale
Mineola
Quitman
Tyler
Whitehouse
Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to Athens Fire Department, courtesy of the Athens Fire Department Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to the Quitman Fire Department Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to the Mineola Fire Department Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to the Canton Fire Department Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to the Holly Lake Volunteer Fire Department Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to the Lindale Fire Department Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to the Tyler Fire Department Tyler Obedience Training Club donating pet oxygen masks to the Whitehouse Fire Department
“We have delivered masks to several East Texas cities,” Angela Hudson, Tyler Obedience Training Club president, said. “The objective is to cover all cities where our club members live. We will continue to raise funds until we reach all the fire departments.”
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