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09/17/2012

We all know and love Sparky the Fire Dog, and now he is being recognized as one of the country’s top-notch mascots in the Madison Avenue Advertising Walk of Fame in NYC. Before he marches down the famous street in October, you can vote for him as your favorite icon!

Voting is now open . Established during the inaugural Advertising Week, the inductees are voted on by the general public and the winners are announced during Ad Week, October 1-5th. Let's help Sparky be chosen as one of this year's winners!

Help Sparky out by spreading the word and be sure to vote for Sparky now!

Posted by Lauren Backstrom on 09/17/2012 at 11:50 AM in Sparky the Fire Dog | Permalink

Technorati Tags: Advertisement, Advertising Week, icon, Madison Avenue, mascot, New York City, NFPA, Sparky the Fire Dog, vote, Walk of Fame

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