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Lansdowne Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary

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Our thoughts and prayers are with the Haggerty family and the fire fighters of Lansdowne during this difficult time. Eddie was truly a dedicated volunteer fire fighter to Station 19 for many years. We thank you for your service!The Lansdowne Fire Company regrets to announce the death of Life Member Edward D. Haggerty.

Ed was a 53 year member of the Fire Company having held the positions of Firefighter, Engineer, Chief Engineer, Lieutenant, Captain, 2nd Assistant Chief and 1st Assistant Chief. Ed also served the company as a past member of the Board of Trustees.

The Officers and membership are grateful for Ed’s service to the Lansdowne community, and our thoughts and prayers are with his wife Betty, his daughter Jennifer, and his sons Sean and Kevin, and brothers Dan and Kevin who are also Fire Company members.

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Thank you for your service❤🙏

Lansdowne Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary

2 months ago

We thought it would be nice to share this about a dog named Blue who is looking for his forever home. Please read below:

Hello. I am a volunteer at Providence Animal Center in Media as a “Dog Trotter” … a member of a group of local runners who exercise some of the higher energy dogs at the Center and work with them in preparation for adoption. One of our dogs “Blue” has been very close to my heart. He’s a 2 ½ year old (deaf) Dalmatian who came into our care as a result of a Humane Law Enforcement case. While in our care, of course we’ve been over-saturating him (LOL!) with love and also working on teaching Blue hand signals / sign language to help in communicating with him.
Through Blue, I have learned so much about the tradition and connection of Dalmatians and firehouses and the vital role they played …. warning bystanders of the approaching firefighters’ wagon, comforting the horses pulling the wagon as they approached a fire, and their loyalty toward firefighters in standing guard near the wagon to ensure that no one stole their belongings, equipment, or horses.
We very much want to find Blue a loving home for he has been with our Center for a few months now. I know this is a stretch, but I was wondering if you would be willing to share his profile link on your FB page. I am hoping that this would broaden our reach and spread the word about Blue with the hope of finding serious interest that would lead to adopting him into a loving home. The thought of having Blue adopted by a First Responder / supporter of First Responders who understood the breed (or is willing to learn) would be icing on the cake. He loves people and would benefit from an active owner with a fenced in yard. Although he enjoys spending time in playgroups with other dogs at the Center, he would do best in an adult home where he would be the only dog (although he may by okay sharing a home with cats). Serious applicants can follow his profile link to find out how to download and submit a completed adoption application.
His profile and pictures can be found by following the link below:
providenceac.org/pets/blue/
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