Prevent Pet Suffocation and a heartbroken pet owner whose dog suffocated in a chip bag are featured in a WGME CBS 13 I-Team media segment to raise awareness.
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Prevent Pet Suffocation and a heartbroken pet owner whose dog suffocated in a chip bag are featured in a WGME CBS 13 I-Team media segment to raise awareness.
Always check your vehicle for food bags and containers. A dog left alone in a car can easily get into trouble within minutes from any food packaging left inside.
Prevent Pet Suffocation celebrates #GivingTuesday for the third year by joining millions participating in the global generosity movement on December 1, 2020.
Would you be surprised to learn that the main cause of pet suffocation is something that you have in your home? I’m talking about snack bags, chip bags, and other food containers like yogurt pots.
Pet Suffocation is a lot more common than most people think. Many people believe that a dog or a cat can simply remove a chip or snack bag off of their heads using their paws or claws. That is simply not the case.
Have you ever thought about what would happen if your pet got his head stuck in a food bag while you were gone? The website Prevent Pet Suffocation seeks to raise awareness among pet owners about the very real dangers of a seemingly cute situation.
Pet Suffocation is a real and dangerous threat to dogs, yet many dogs die because people simply do not know how dangerous empty snack bags are. Just as you would childproof your home and never leave plastic bags lying around babies and toddlers, the same rule needs to apply to any food bag if there are […]
Three or four people contact the group Prevent Pet Suffocation every week with a tragic new instance of a pet dying from suffocation in a bag, founder Bonnie Harlan told “Today.”
Many people are not aware chip bags and other food packaging like cereal bag liners, pet food liners, and popcorn bags are a suffocation hazard to their pets. By spreading awareness, we are saving the lives of dogs.
Your dog’s relentless pursuit of treats can be dangerous if she sticks her head inside chip bags or other food bags. Prevent Pet Suffocation offers a number of tips to reduce the risk of your pet suffocating.
Bonnie Harlan talks live with KSCO Pet Radio about pet suffocation and how to prevent it.
Bonnie Harlan discusses the added risks of pet suffocation during holiday gatherings and how to prevent it with KSCO Pet Radio.
Did you know that a 9-ounce chip bag could end your dog’s life within minutes? Neither did Bonnie Harlan – until it happened to her dog. Bonnie Harlan discusses pet suffocation and how to prevent it with ARPA, Animal Rescue Professionals Association.
Marissa Bodnar of WGME CBS 13 interviews Bonnie Harlan, Founder of Prevent Pet Suffocation, and Emma Pierce who lost her Golden Retriever, Finely, when she suffocated in a chip bag.
Bonnie Harlan is interviewed about pet suffocation and how to prevent it by Michelle Robertson, a dedicated animal advocate and host of Dog Desk Radio, a division of the UK’s Dog Desk Animal Action.
Nathan Baca of WUSA9-CBS interviews Bonnie Harlan and two other pet owners who lost their dogs to pet suffocation.
Bonnie Harlan, of Prevent Pet Suffocation, is devoted to saving the lives of dogs by sharing some life saving tips on how to keep your pets safe.
Cynthia Smoot of Fox 13 interviews Bonnie Harlan of Prevent Pet Suffocation and the Christensen family who lost their Corgi, Johnny, when he suffocated in a chip bag.
A Public Service Announcement (PSA) with Bonnie Harlan and Preventive Vet to raise awareness about pet suffocation.
Bonnie Harlan talks with Lindsey Wolko, Founder of Center for Pet Safety, on increasing safety precautions for pet suffocation on Super Bowl Sunday, the biggest day of the year for consuming snack food.
