Are your pets part of your fire plan? July 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day – WTKR News 3

Are your pets part of your fire plan? July 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day  WTKR News 3

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – If a fire breaks out at your home, are you prepared with an escape plan? Are your pets part of that plan? Monday, July 15, is National …

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