ADT Pet Alert Window Cling - protect your pets in case of fire for $0 + free shipping
One of the hallmarks of responsible dog ownership is keeping pets safe and planning for unexpected emergencies. As part of this public awareness campaign we are pleased to distribute ADT pet alert ‘window clings’.
Was in for one until I noticed the "Best Time to Call:"
In for 1. I have a Google Voice number that goes straight to voicemail that I use just for things like this. They have to leave a message; Google Voice transcribes it and emails me.
Thanks for the deal!
I'm totally in for one. I too gave one of my Google Voice #'s that I don't use, so no big deal.
In the past I've gotten the free stickers from Vistaprint when I've placed orders for other items, but they stick and leave a mess to clean up on the window. This looks much better, like one that can be moved and re-used..
Thanks for posting this!
Thanks for the deal! In for one and sent your link to some family and friends!
@hgtstr: You can leave that blank...I did and it worked fine.
Thanks for the deal...our old one was falling off and a little out of date.
It will be worth the sales call when I get it and list my mother-in-law's name as one of the pets.
@ryanwb: Ouch, that's harsh...
@okham: I tried that, and it didn't work. Phone number is a required field. Phony number worked though, as did phony name and phony email. Huzzah!
This is an honest offer. You can pick one up from a list of fire stations they link to without giving any info. You can also give bogus info, except for address, and they'll still send it to you.
I got two of these style stickers a few months ago when I had the realization that if my home caught fire while I wasn't there my dog would be trapped and scared. From what I read online, the best place to put them is near the front door and near the electric meter (since firefighters will cut the power to the house during a fire).
If you don't want to get ADT SPAM, you can get 2 stickers for $5 from petfirerescue.com. That's where I got mine.
These are also available from the ASPCA for free (also includes a magnet with emergency numbers) - http://www.aspca.org/about-us/free-aspca-stuff/free-pet-safety-pack.aspx
@mhvk: Why anyone downvoted you, I have no idea.
ADT wants your number to sell you crap, ASPCA is a charity. Go figure.
Thanks for posting that @mhvk.
@mhvk: That's more helpful than the OP's deal.
Thanks and a +1 for you.
You should all feel guilty asking a firefighter with a wife and children to risk his/her life trying to save your cat/dog.
@hemi71cuda: I would imagine that rescue personnel would only attempt a pet rescue if the conditions were not life-threatening to themselves.
@hemi71cuda: You should feel guilty for assuming all firefighters are men. My girlfriend used to be on a fire department as a fire fighter and I assure you if you asked her if she'd risk her life to save someone's pet she'd say yes without hesitation. I know because I just asked her.
Great, thank you for posting!
Got one, but I do question how long a window cling would actually survive in a fire. Plastic like that tends to melt at fairly low temperatures.

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