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SUMMARY:Large Animal Technical Rescue - Safety and Success Through Prevention\, Preparedness\, and Partnerships (MOO-0004)
DESCRIPTION: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 through contact from the animal owner or a social media post and attempt the rescue operations themselves\, more often resulting in the need for human rescue\, human injury\, or death of the animal and/or Good Samaritans thus becoming the responsibility of emergency services personnel. \nHow can emergency responders\, veterinary professionals\, animal owners\, and other local resources work together during a rescue operation?   What are some safety concerns and risk assessment considerations related to large animals?   What equipment and resources will you need?   How should the rescue operation proceed?   What techniques will you use?   How will you handle the animal once rescued?   Will the animal need medical attention?   What is the safest\, quickest\, easiest way to perform the rescue operation successfully? \nOBJECTIVES COVERED IN THE TRAINING COURSE INCLUDE: \nNFPA 2500\, 150\, 1983\, and other NFPA Standards\, Incident Management\, Large Animal Behavior/Handling\, Basic Webbing Manipulations\, Safety Issues\, Simple Vertical Lift Techniques\, Mud/Water/Trench/Ice Rescue Considerations\, Barn/Facility Fire Prevention\, Fire Incident Response\, Trailer Safety\, Transport Trailer Incident Response\, Natural Disaster Preparedness and Response\, On-Hand and Specialized Equipment\, Resource Allocation\, Medical Management and Field Euthanasia Considerations \nRegistration and additional information on NC TERMS (https://terms.ncem.gov/TRS/courseDesc.do?sourcePage=courseSearch&cofId=160670) \nHosted by: Polk Equine Emergency Response (PEER) \nLocation: Camponello\, SC (near Tryon\, NC/Polk County) \nInstructors: 4Hooves Large Animal Services\, LLC (Justin and Tori McLeod) \nDates/Times: May 3-5\, 8am-5/6pm daily \n24 hours of CE approved by NCVMB for veterinarians and veterinary technicians
URL:https://ncaerwg.org/event/large-animal-technical-rescue-safety-and-success-through-prevention-preparedness-and-partnerships-moo-0004-2/
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SUMMARY:Co-Location Shelter Fundamentals (Formerly CAMET Training)
DESCRIPTION:Would you like to volunteer your time to assist animals during emergencies and disasters? This\ntraining covers the basics of co-location pet sheltering\, contents of the CAMET and uses of the\nCAMET’s equipment\, as well as CAST (Companion Animal Shelter Trailer) operations. Join us to\nlearn more! SKYWARN Weather Spotter training (by NWS meteorologist) will follow. \nThis course will train volunteers and emergency response personnel on the legal responsibilities for companion animal sheltering during emergencies\, essential skills needed to set up an emergency animal shelter and how to utilize the Companion Animal Mobile Equipment Trailer (CAMET) and Companion Animal Shelter Trailer (CAST). Training will be divided into a a lecture format and a hands-on exercise.  Participants active in shelter planning and operations are encouraged to attend.  Participants are also encouraged to wear comfortable clothing for the hands-on portion. \nApproved for 4 CE credits for veterinarians and veterinary technicians. \nLocation: Forsyth County Cooperative Extension Center\, Auditorium C\, 1450 Fairchild Dr.\, Winston-Salem\, NC 27105\, \nDate/time: Thursday\, May 9\, 2024 from 8:00am-12:30pm \nRegistration is REQUIRED on NC TERMS (https://terms.ncem.gov/TRS/)
URL:https://ncaerwg.org/event/co-location-shelter-fundamentals-formerly-camet-training/
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SUMMARY:Large Animal Technical Rescue - Safety and Success Through Prevention\, Preparedness\, and Partnerships (MOO-0004)
DESCRIPTION: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 through contact from the animal owner or a social media post and attempt the rescue operations themselves\, more often resulting in the need for human rescue\, human injury\, or death of the animal and/or Good Samaritans thus becoming the responsibility of emergency services personnel. \nHow can emergency responders\, veterinary professionals\, animal owners\, and other local resources work together during a rescue operation?   What are some safety concerns and risk assessment considerations related to large animals?   What equipment and resources will you need?   How should the rescue operation proceed?   What techniques will you use?   How will you handle the animal once rescued?   Will the animal need medical attention?   What is the safest\, quickest\, easiest way to perform the rescue operation successfully? \nOBJECTIVES COVERED IN THE TRAINING COURSE INCLUDE: \nNFPA 2500\, 150\, 1983\, and other NFPA Standards\, Incident Management\, Large Animal Behavior/Handling\, Basic Webbing Manipulations\, Safety Issues\, Simple Vertical Lift Techniques\, Mud/Water/Trench/Ice Rescue Considerations\, Barn/Facility Fire Prevention\, Fire Incident Response\, Trailer Safety\, Transport Trailer Incident Response\, Natural Disaster Preparedness and Response\, On-Hand and Specialized Equipment\, Resource Allocation\, Medical Management and Field Euthanasia Considerations \nRegistration and additional information on NC TERMS (https://terms.ncem.gov/TRS/courseDesc.do?sourcePage=courseSearch&cofId=160671) \nHosted by: Claremont Rescue Squad \nLocation: 2787 South Oxford Street\, Claremont\, NC 28610 \nInstructors: 4Hooves Large Animal Services\, LLC (Justin and Tori McLeod) \nDates/Times: May 24-26\, 8am-5/6pm daily \n24 hours CE approved by NCVMB for veterinarians and veterinary technicians
URL:https://ncaerwg.org/event/large-animal-technical-rescue-safety-and-success-through-prevention-preparedness-and-partnerships-moo-0004/
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SUMMARY:Animal Emergency Response Awareness Course (NC-8-100)
DESCRIPTION: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\, or a barn fire? Would you be called to assist? If the answer is possibly then this training is for you. Some groups that would benefit fire/rescue departments\, law enforcement\, animal control/animal services\, veterinarians\, emergency management\, technical animal response organizations\, animal associations\, trained wrecker services personnel with equipment\, state agencies such as NCDA&CS and NC Wildlife Services. The AERWG manual can be found at ncaerwg.org under the Documents tab. The course will give awareness level training to responders on: Applying basic ICS/NIMS for animal incidents\, the Notification Process\, Scene Arrival and Assessment\, Responder Safety\, Biosecurity\, Animal Behavior\, An introduction to animal technical rescue techniques and scenarios\, Euthanasia/Depopulation\, Animal Relocation\, and Mortality Management. \nNCVMB approved 4.0 CE’s for veterinarians and veterinary technicians for completion of this course. \nHosted by Granville County \nLocation: Granville County Convention & Expo Center (4185 US Hwy-15\, Oxford\, NC) \nDate/time: Wednesday\, May 29 from 6:00pm-10:00pm \nRegistration is REQUIRED and on NC TERMS (https://terms.ncem.gov/TRS/)
URL:https://ncaerwg.org/event/animal-emergency-response-awareness-course-nc-8-100-5/
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