Tango the Fire Safety Dog's Appearance Schedule in Utah June 21-23

Thursday, June 21

1:45 P.M. CST

KSL 5 News at Noon (NBC)

Watch live at: http://www.ksl.com/?nid=1134&sid=18919973

3:00-6:00 P.M. CST

Tango the Fire Safety Dog and Dayna to attend Video Production workshop by Kenn Bell at BlogPaws

7:00-7:30 P.M. CST

Tango the Fire Safety Dog to attend opening of BlogPaws with Tillman, the skateboarding bulldog and Norman, the Scooter Dog

7:30-9:00 P.M. CST

Tango the Fire Safety Dog to attend Welcome Reception at Blogpaws

9:00 P.M. CST

Tango the Fire Safety Dog to attend screening of Kenn Bell’s “Hero Dogs of 9/11” at BlogPaws

Friday, June 22

9:00-9:45 AM CST

Sparkles' Safety Spot

Live from Unified Fire Authority

http://www.keepkidsfiresafe.org/sparklessafetyspot.html

Brought to you by the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation and sponsored by First Alert

10:40 CST or after

Good Things Utah (KTVX-TV (ABC)

4:15-5:30 PM CST

Live Streaming your Way to Success program at BlogPaws by Firefighter Dayna and Tango

Saturday, June 23

All Day

Tango the Fire Safety Dog to attend workshops at BlogPaws

7-8 PM CST (Approximately)

Sparkles’ the Fire Safety Dog Blog up for Nose-to-Nose Award at BlogPaws 2012 Conference!

BlogPaws 2012 Conference will be streaming the Nose-to-Nose Awards this Saturday around 6/7pm EST. Follow the link http://www.ustream.tv/channel/blogpawslive-preview to watch the festivities!

9:00-11:00 PM CST

Tango the Fire Safety Dog to attend pawty at BlogPaws

Sunday, June 24

Begin return trip to Arkansas

Sparkles' Safety Spot Episode 35 Live Streamed from Reston, VA

Episode 35 of Sparkles' Safety Spot was streamed live from Reston, Virginia. Firefighter Frank assisted with the live stream and helped Firefighter Dayna share motel fire safety with the boys and girls watching.

Due to some technical challenges, this episode was unfortunately not recorded. Not to worry, we will share hotel fire safety for families a bit later this year!

Sparkles' Safety Spot is brought to you by the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation and sponsored by First Alert.

Keep Kids Fire Safe® Foundation at Vision 20/20

Keep Kids Fire Safe® Foundation is at the Vision 20/20 Models in Fire Prevention Symposium with some of the brightest minds in fire safety education.

The Symposium features some of the most innovative fire prevention programs being used across the country and over 150 fire prevention experts are gathering to learn from each other and share their programs. 

The foundation's booth is staffed by Executive Director, Dayna Hilton, Board Chair, Glenn Trembley, Firefighter Frank and Development Director, Jeff Huddleston. The four helped share the work of the foundation and two of its most popular fire safety programs: Sparkles' Safety Spot and Sparkles' Fire Safety Skype Tour.
 

From left to right: Board Chair, Glenn Trembley, Executive Director, Dayna Hilton, and Development Director, Jeff Huddleston 

Board Chair Glenn Trembley, was a huge help to the foundation, helping share the foundation's fire safety programs with those in attendance at Vision 20/20.


 
Part of the booth display at the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation booth at Vision 20/20.

Executive Director Dayna Hilton and Firefighter Frank.

Firefighter Frank had so much fun visiting with everyone and sharing fire safety tips!

Firefighter Frank loved visiting with everyone at Vision 20/20 and sharing the work of the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation. Here his is with his new friend, Marsha Giesler from the Downer's Grove Fire Department in Illinois!

Sparkles' Safety Spot is sponsored by First Alert and Sparkles Fire Safety Skype Tour is sponsored by First Alert and State Farm.

Sparkles' Safety Spot: New Date and Time!

Sparkles' Safety Spot Streamed Live Tonight on SparklesTV!

Join the Fire Safety Dogs for Sparkles' Safety Spot TONIGHT, live on the web! Tonight, we will be talking with the boys and girls about how firefighters are your friends!


Sparkles' Safety Spot starts at 7:00 P.M. CST.

Sparkles' Safety Spot is brought to you by First Alert and the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation.