Minnesota Therapy Animals
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Your partner/pet depends on you for his or her well-being. In
addition to providing daily care, love and affection, Your best
friend depends on you in an emergency. Whether your pet
becomes ill, or injured, or needs help in a disaster, knowing
pet first aid can be your best asset.
addition to providing daily care, love and affection, Your best
friend depends on you in an emergency. Whether your pet
becomes ill, or injured, or needs help in a disaster, knowing
pet first aid can be your best asset.
| Curious enough to learn more? The Red Cross has ongoing classes throughout the year. |
| Demo of how people lift an injured animals safely in order to transport |
| Application of bandage restraint around the muzzle of a dog, so other first aid can be applied safely. |
| Application of pressure bandage (to stop bleeding) |
In a joint effort, therapy teams and the Twin Cities Red Cross came together to
promote the awareness and need for pet owners to know Pet First Aid.
Demonstrations took place at the Pet Expo in February.
Photo Credits:
Top Left: Leo being transported
Top Right: Patti Anderson and Charlie
Bottom: Carole and Goldy (Rabbit)
Other teams participating, but not reflected here. Kinko Hoffman-Schmitz,
Cassanova Thompson, and Jordan Kogut
promote the awareness and need for pet owners to know Pet First Aid.
Demonstrations took place at the Pet Expo in February.
Photo Credits:
Top Left: Leo being transported
Top Right: Patti Anderson and Charlie
Bottom: Carole and Goldy (Rabbit)
Other teams participating, but not reflected here. Kinko Hoffman-Schmitz,
Cassanova Thompson, and Jordan Kogut
