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It's 11 PM on a Sunday night...you let your pet out for the final walk of the night. Suddenly you hear a commotion outside and your pet returns covered in blood  after being attacked by a raccoon. Your vet's office is closed, the animal emergency hospital is ten miles away and your pet is bleeding profusely...

There is no Pet 9-1-1...

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Do YOU know how to help your pet in an emergency?

A medical emergency or traumatic injury suffered by your 

pet can be life threatening - unlike their human counterparts, you cannot simply dial 9-1-1 to get help in the event of an emergency. Veterinary medical offices typically maintain normal business hours and even animal emergency hospitals can be miles away...in an emergency, Every Second Counts!! 

 

Learn the vital life saving skills needed to help your pet in an   emergency while safeguarding them against further injury prior to reaching definitive veterinary medical care. Paws

N Claws 911 is owned and operated by a thirty plus year seasoned provider of pre-hospital emergency medical services. A lifelong dog lover and owner, Tom has taken his vast education, training and field experience as a veteran

pre-hospital emergency medical care provider and educator treating two legged patients to four legged patients, by adapting his highly interactive, hands-on teaching style to educate pet parents, pet care professionals and others in the techniques of Pet CPR and First Aid. Experience firsthand the difference of a seasoned instructor who has administered and taught these life saving skills in an emergency. There is no substitute for real world experience!!  

This training is designed for anyone with an interest in "pawtecting" the safety and wellness of canine/feline pets.  

The course content is delivered through a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on skills practice.

With a focus on hands-on skills practice to ensure proficiency and retention of the life saving skills taught, this 

training is geared for Pet Parents, Pet Care Professionals (Groomer, Sitter/Walker, Vet Tech, Kennel Staff), Animal Rescue Volunteers and First Responders (NO prior training or experience is needed). Classes can be taught almost anywhere including your home, office/place of business, school, animal shelter, firehouse or group meeting.  

Looking to register for a Pet CPR and First Aid class? 

IN-PERSON TRAINING CLASSES

Now booking Spring/Summer/Fall 2024 schedule - contact us to secure a prime class date! 

APRIL

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sunday 4/21 - Deer Park, NY - 10 AM-12:30 PM (Eagle Scout Project)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Thurs. 4/25 - Wantagh, NY - 7-9:30 PM (Class FULL as of 4/15)

MAY

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sat. 5/4 - Hudson, NY - 10 AM-12:30 PM (Stottville Fire Co# 2)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sun. 5/5 - Belvidere, NJ - 10 AM-12:30 PM (Finn's Dog S'Paw)

JUNE

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sun. 6/2 - Caldwell, NJ - 10 AM-12:30 PM (Behavior Plus)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Wed. 6/5 - South Windsor, CT - 6:30-9 PM (S. Windsor Kennel Club)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sunday 6/9 - Berkeley Heights, NJ - 12-2:30 PM (Berkeley Hgts. VRS)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Wed. 6/12 - Harwinton, CT - 6:30-9 PM (Goldenbrook Farm)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sat. 6/22 - Bound Brook, NJ - 10 AM-12:30 PM (Mid-Jersey Lab Club)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sat. 6/29 - Brockton, MA (Animal Protection Center of SE Mass.)

Choice of AM (10 AM-12:30 PM) or PM (1:30-4 PM) sessions

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sun. 6/30 - Center Conway, NH - 12-2:30 PM (ACTS) 

JULY

Pet CPR & First Aid - Wed. 7/10 - Pequannock, NJ - 7-9:30 PM (Ramapo Kennel Club)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Tues. 7/16 - Cold Spring Harbor, NY - 7-9:30 PM (Cold Spring Harbor FD)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sat. 7/20 - Bethel, CT - 10 AM-12:30 PM (Happily Furever After)

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sun. 7/21 - North Adams, MA - 12-2:30 PM (Roxie's Barkery) 

Pet CPR & First Aid - Wed. 7/24 - Salisbury, CT - 6:30-9 PM (Noble Horizons)

AUGUST

Pet CPR & First Aid - Sun. 8/4 - Bristol, CT - 10 AM-12:30 PM (Spotty Dog Rescue) 

OCTOBER

Pet CPR & First Aid - Thurs. 10/17 - Newington, CT - 6:30-9 PM (CT Humane Society) 

Click here to register to reserve your seat!

Classes now booking for Spring/Summer/Fall 2024 - stay tuned for updates!

ONLINE TRAINING CLASSES

Following the success of our online training program during 2020Paws N Claws 911 

continues to offer this unique format (the ONLY online program featuring HANDS-ON

training with a live instructor) to students outside our immediate coverage area of the

Northeast US. Classes for the general public, pet care professionals and first responders

will be scheduled based on the demand of our clients. 

We are now scheduling open enrollment, fundraiser and private classes throughout

the Northeast (and beyond) for Spring/Summer/Fall 2024. Contact us to receive an e-mail 

update with our class schedule. If your group/organization or business is in need

of a class, we offer private lessons at no additional charge - call to schedule a class!  

With high demand for our highly interactive training, we serve primarily Metro New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland)

and are willing to travel to other areas upon request (minimum number of students applies). We also

offer our highly regarded HANDS-ON training through the Zoom® online platform to a worldwide

audience (the ONLY online program featuring HANDS-ON training with a live instructor).

 

We offer simple, highly effective fundraiser classes (in-person and online format) for non-profit

groups to earn funding without a labor/time/cost intensive effort ("Earn While You Learn").

Visit our Fundraising page for complete details!

     

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"Pawtecting" Pets through Education and Training 

Disclaimer: This training is not intended to replace veterinary medical care in the event

of an emergency or regularly scheduled care. Please consult your primary veterinary

medical care provider for guidance regarding your pet's health and wellness.  

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