The NC Animal Emergency Response Working Group has developed this awareness course to introduce skills and resources for responders that may be involved in animal incidents. Have you ever thought of what you would do when you respond to an incident that involves a horse trailer, animal stuck in a pond, loose livestock obstructing traffic, […]
This course is offered by the Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium and will provide livestock producers, emergency managers, veterinarians, extension agents, veterinary technicians, rural community leaders, public and human health personnel, fire and law enforcement with tools to protect, respond to, and recover from the consequences of disasters (e.g. fire, flood, heat, earthquake, tornadoes, hurricanes, hazardous […]
This course offered by the Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium will provide the background information needed to lead a multi-agency team of emergency planners in the development of an ESF annex for food and/or animal related disasters to supplement their community’s existing EOP. The course will address topics such as agroterrorism; detection and diagnosis; the unique […]
Location: Hanover Fire and EMS Training Center, 13038 Winston Road, Ashland, VA (Hanover County) Dates/time: March 22-24, 2024, 8am-5/6pm For course registration and information contact: Brooks Lusk at [email protected], 804-641-1196 Registration is available on TERMS (https://terms.ncem.gov/TRS/) Instructors: Justin and Tori McLeod, 4Hooves Large Animal Services, LLC, www.4HoovesSMART.com Animal emergencies are known for becoming human emergencies, […]
The NC Animal Emergency Response Working Group has developed this awareness course to introduce skills and resources for responders that may be involved in animal incidents. Have you ever thought of what you would do when you respond to an incident that involves a horse trailer, animal stuck in a pond, loose livestock obstructing traffic, […]
Animal emergencies are human emergencies due to the “human to animal bond” and the emotional connection that exists which drives untrained individuals into life-threatening situations to save an animal. If an animal is in distress, typically a 9-1-1 call will be made. If emergency services personnel do not respond…well-intentioned, untrained, animal-loving Good Samaritans will self-deploy […]
Would you like to volunteer your time to assist animals during emergencies and disasters? This training covers the basics of co-location pet sheltering, contents of the CAMET and uses of the CAMET’s equipment, as well as CAST (Companion Animal Shelter Trailer) operations. Join us to learn more! SKYWARN Weather Spotter training (by NWS meteorologist) will […]
Animal emergencies are human emergencies due to the “human to animal bond” and the emotional connection that exists which drives untrained individuals into life-threatening situations to save an animal. If an animal is in distress, typically a 9-1-1 call will be made. If emergency services personnel do not respond…well-intentioned, untrained, animal-loving Good Samaritans will self-deploy […]
The NC Animal Emergency Response Working Group has developed this awareness course to introduce skills and resources for responders that may be involved in animal incidents. Have you ever thought of what you would do when you respond to an incident that involves a horse trailer, animal stuck in a pond, loose livestock obstructing traffic, […]
Location: Grissettown Longwood Volunteer Fire Department – Brunswick County, Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28469 Dates/time: June 14-16, 2024, 8am-5/6pm Hosted by Brunswick Community College Registration fee: $75 or fee exemptions may apply For course registration and information contact: Ryan Merrill – [email protected], 910-755-7388 or Chief Tal Grissett – [email protected], 910-279-1377 Registration is on NC TERMS […]