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The PETproject PET Project (Pet Emergency Training)

learn PET First Aid + CPR for the love of your pet! If you have other questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.

The premier training provider in CPR and First Aid training now offers training to assist 4-legged family members and minimize suffering until veterinarian care is available. Known as "The PET (Pet Emergency Training) Project", we offer classes to the public at the Heartland CPR office located near NW 122nd & MacArthur as well as customer locations when a group of eight or more can be met. We use the Feldman pet (dog) CPR program and all participants receive handouts in our classes. In addition to CPR, we have developed a 70+ slide PowerPoint-based class covering virtually every emergency common to pets, highly emphasizing dogs and cats. Over 50 of the topic slides are illness/injury specific and the remainder are things we cover such as:

Prevention of Emergencies
Medications that can be Used (Dog/Cat specific)
Pet First Aid Kits
Getting to Know Your Pet (Baseline Stats)
Triage/Order of Urgency
Restraining
CPR (Feldman info)
AR
Bandaging & Splinting Techniques
Purpose of Basic First Aid
Shock
Injury/Illness Specific (50+ topics)

We began offering courses to the public beginning June 2014 as many locally have voiced to us their desire for affordable pet emergency training; the only other available training of this type starts around double what we charge for individual participants (and increases astronomically to become an instructor which is then passed along to participants) and we felt very strongly when researching which program we wanted to bring to the market that we wanted something that was affordable for pet lovers and pet owners, not only those that own businesses and make their living involving pets. The cards issued to the participant upon completion will not only list the participant’s name (for those needing proof of training), but the card also folds open to reveal a place to list a pet’s vital statistics which are needed when an emergency arises. Like all the courses we offer, we will come to a customer location to train groups of 8 of more; groups of 16+ get 10% off. For individuals or smaller groups wishing to take the training, we will have classes at our OKC office locations various days/times to fit about any schedule. We have begun limited marketing for Heartland CPR’s PET Project via a page and have a webpage dedicated for this venture, http://heartlandcpr.com/ThePetProject.html. Thanks for your interest in Heartland CPR!

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11/20/2025

This photo shows the real Smokey Bear as a cub rescued from a forest fire in New Mexico in 1944.

Rangers found him clinging to a tree, his paws and legs burned, after the blaze swept through the forest. He was later nursed back to health and became the living embodiment of the U.S. Forest Service’s wildfire prevention campaign, which had introduced the character Smokey Bear just months earlier.

Smokey lived most of his life at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., where he became a beloved national figure and received thousands of fan letters each week.

When he passed in 1976, his remains were returned to Capitan, New Mexico, where he was laid to rest at what is now Smokey Bear Historic Park.

11/18/2025
11/13/2025

🚨 Public Safety Alert - Rabies Positive Skunk Confirmed in Edmond 🚨

Edmond Animal Services has received confirmation of a rabies-positive skunk found and tested from the area of 15th Street and Boulevard.

This is an important reminder for pet owners to make sure all dogs, cats, horses and ferrets are current on their rabies vaccinations — it’s not only critical for their health, but required by law. Rabies is fatal once symptoms appear, but 100% preventable through proper vaccination.

👉 Here’s what you can do to keep your pets and family safe:
🐾 Make sure your pets’ rabies vaccines are up to date — check your records or contact your veterinarian.
🐾 Keep pets supervised and avoid contact with wildlife.
🐾 Report any animals acting unusually tame, aggressive, or disoriented to Edmond Animal Services immediately.
🐾 If you or your pet are bitten or scratched by a wild or unknown animal, seek medical or veterinary care right away and notify Animal Services.

Let’s work together to keep Edmond safe! 💉❤️

For questions or to report wildlife concerns, contact Edmond Animal Services at 📞405-216-7615📞

11/12/2025

This Veterans Day, we'd like to honor a very special 4-legged war hero, Sergeant Stubby. 🔗:https://bit.ly/43sc2Jc

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