Sparkles' Safety Spot~ Episode 32

In this recorded live stream of Sparkles' Safety Spot, boys and girls learn about how important it is to get low and go. Streamed live from Sparkles' Clubhouse.

(If unable to see the video on this post, you may watch it HERE. )

To learn more about Sparkles' Safety Spot, click HERE.

Sparkles' Safety Spot is streamed LIVE every Friday morning at 9:00 A.M. CST.

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

Sparkles' Safety Spot~ Episode 30

We are so excited that today we lived streamed our 30th Episode of Sparkles' Safety Spot! Celebration! Thank you to all the schools and children that joined us today!

In this recorded live stream of Sparkles' Safety Spot, boys and girls learn about meeting places. Streamed live from Sparkles' Clubhouse.

(If unable to see the video on this post, you may watch it HERE.)


To learn more about Sparkles' Safety Spot, click HERE.

Sparkles' Safety Spot is streamed LIVE every Friday morning at 9:00 A.M. CST.

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

Sparkles' Safety Spot~ Episode 29

In this recorded live stream of Sparkles' Safety Spot, boys and girls learn about how important it is to know two ways out of every room. Streamed live from Sparkles' Clubhouse.

(If unable to see the video on this post, you may watch it HERE. )

To learn more about Sparkles' Safety Spot, click HERE. 

Sparkles' Safety Spot is streamed LIVE every Friday morning at 9:00 A.M. CST.

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

Sparkles' Safety Spot~ Episode 25

In this recorded live stream of Sparkles' Safety Spot, boys and girls meet Sparkles II! Streamed live from Sparkles' Clubhouse.

(If unable to see the video on this post, you may watch it HERE. )

To learn more about Sparkles' Safety Spot, click HERE. 

Sparkles' Safety Spot is streamed LIVE every Friday morning at 9:00 A.M. CST.

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

More Pictures from Friends!

The pictures are still coming in!

Recently, Firefighter Dayna asked my friends on Facebook to take a picture of their four-legged friend or child with the cover of the July issue of Cesar's Way Magazine (or the article about me). These entries go into a drawing to win some very special items to help keep you and your family safe! Woof!

Today I received a picture of Wingo, a certified therapy dog working for the Morgan Nick Foundation.

Wingo is a very special dog! According to his mom, Tara, Wingo started providing his services at the Morgan Nick Foundation, when he was about four weeks old and he has been working regularly ever since. She said he began going to safety events at three months of age and was an instant success with all of the children. Time after time, she said, he proves to be gentle with even the littlest and attentive to those apparently in need. This skill has been evident when people go into the foundation office as well. No matter the obvious stress and chaos in their lives, hearts melt and burdens become lighter after some attention from him.

Wingo's favorite activity is going to schools with the foundation staff to teach kids internet and real world safety. Tara says that because of Wingo, that children will be able to remember this empowering safety message long after he is gone. Because his undeniable talents, he is striving to become a courthouse dog in the future and be available to sit in with child victims during forensic interviewing and courtroom testimony.

Wingo, you are one cool dog! Thanks so much for the picture!

About the Morgan Nick Foundation:

The Morgan Nick Foundation (MNF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was formed in the tragic aftermath of the abduction of 6-year-old Morgan Nick. Morgan’s mother, Colleen Nick, formed the Morgan Nick Foundation in an effort to recover missing children across the country. MNF also serves as a support team to the many families of missing children. A MNF Case Manager works with families and serves as a liaison to law enforcement agencies. The Morgan Nick Foundation exists to provide solutions to educate families, law enforcement, and youth leadership to aid in the prevention of missing and exploited children.

I can't wait to see your pictures! Click HERE to learn more about how to submit your photo!

I love my friends!

The pictures are coming in! Firefighter Dayna asked my friends on Facebook to take a picture of their four-legged friend or child with the cover of the July issue of Cesar's Way Magazine (or the article about me). These entries go into a drawing to win some very special items to help keep you and your family safe! Woof!

My new friends, Thurman and Brian checking out the article

Thurman and Brian's mom, Devri, posing with her copy of Cesar's Way Magazine.

I can't wait to see your pictures! Click HERE to learn more about how to submit your photo!