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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!

12/20/2025

Michael Harris, a 57-year-old man in Jackson, Mississippi, stayed behind when the Pearl River rose and the neighborhood emptied. Water filled the streets, yet he chose to remain in an abandoned garage where dozens of dogs had been left without help.
Through waist-high water, he tied leashes to his belt and guided the animals one group at a time to higher ground. Long hours passed as he moved back and forth between flooded porches and dark rooms, following the sound of frightened barks.
For three days, he shared what little food and warmth he had. Rescue teams finally located him and found every dog alive, tired, and waiting beside him.
When asked why he stayed, Michael offered a quiet answer: "They would've stayed for me." His words, and his courage, turned a dangerous moment into a reminder of how loyalty can survive even the hardest conditions.

Yes it AI, but it s still cute
12/19/2025

Yes it AI, but it s still cute

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12/09/2025

An unlikely and adorable bond has formed at the Denver Zoo in Colorado, US. Baya, a 16-year-old howler monkey, and Rebecca, a 6-year-old capybara, have become inseparable friends while sharing an enclosure. The zoo staff noted that they are the only two females in their habitat, which is believed to have cemented their affectionate relationship. 🐒🧡

The duo has been spotted frequently snuggling and cuddling together, with Baya often taking shelter on Rebecca's back. Jessica Newell, an assistant curator at the Denver Zoo, commented that the monkey seeks comfort and support from the capybara because Rebecca is very calm.

Although both species are native to South America, this kind of close interaction is rare in the wild. Zoos often group them together due to their overlapping natural habitats and generally docile dispositions. Their surprising friendship highlights how companionship can be found even across species lines.

12/07/2025

Good advice.

12/07/2025

Meet Ozzy, Oklahoma’s newest canine celebrity! 🐶 This French and bull mastiff mix just set a Guinness World Record for the longest tongue on a living dog, measuring an incredible 7.8 inches!

His owners say he’s more into nose rubs than licking, but that tongue is impossible to miss.

Check out Ozzy's story: https://bit.ly/4pj73mM?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KOTV_-_News_On_6

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