CPR Near Me LV

01/31/2026

❄️ Winter is tough on our pets — frozen temperatures can be dangerous.
Keep your furry family members safe by limiting time outdoors, wiping paws after walks, and watching for signs of frostbite or hypothermia.

If pets cannot come indoors, make sure they are protected by a dry, draft-free enclosure large enough to allow them to sit and lie down, but small enough to hold in the pet’s body heat. Raise the floor a few inches off the ground and cover it with cedar shavings or straw. Turn the enclosure away from the wind and cover the doorway with waterproof burlap or heavy plastic.

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01/27/2026

A powerful winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures to millions across the country. Many areas could see treacherous travel conditions and prolonged power outages as the storm moves through the South and Northeast.

Red Cross disaster teams in several states are preparing supplies and teams to open warming centers and shelters ahead of the storm.

If winter weather is expected in your area, stay safe by gathering supplies, knowing where you’ll go if you need to leave quickly, and staying informed with our free Red Cross Emergency app.

01/27/2026

10/14/2025

🩸 Hospitals in our community rely on volunteer donors to keep their blood supply ready for those in need. Your donation could be the lifeline someone is waiting for.

It’s quick, it’s easy, and it makes a real difference. Ready to roll up your sleeve?

Schedule your appointment today at redcross.org/GiveBlood.

11/11/2023

Christine woke to find her husband Sal unresponsive and immediately called 911. The dispatcher told her she needed to start CPR and explained exactly how to do it. Christine put the heel of one hand in the center of his chest, and placed the other hand on top and interlocked the fingers. She started compressions as the dispatcher counted with her. As the minutes ticked by, Christine grew tired, but adrenaline kept her going until paramedics arrived.

At the hospital doctors found he had three blocked arteries. Three days later, after Sal woke up from an induced coma, he had open-heart surgery.

As he recovers, Sal, a bassist who has toured the world with heavy metal bands, thinks a lot about CPR. He's thankful to Christine for performing it and thankful for the dispatcher who walked her through it.

"We're all for 911 operators knowing CPR because that was the key to my survival," Sal says. Here's his Story From the Heart: http://spr.ly/6182uVKOI

11/11/2023

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02/07/2023

02/07/2023

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01/13/2023

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