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FLOOD RELIEF CLASS Fundraiser for Doggie Depot has been an established dog daycare training business for over 10 years. Jonathan, and Cailey are unique owners who utilize their true love for animals as a guiding principal for conducting their business. Doggie depot was significantly impacted with water damage inside and several feet of mud and debris in the outside dog play yards and the driveway to the business. In addition they lost their home, contents, personal belongings. They had no flood insurance for the business or for their home. 3 years ago the business suffered a fire which totally gutted their building and put them out of business for six months. Their persistence and love of their dogs helped them recover and reopen Doggie Depot. They are determined to overcome this latest tragedy and continue to provide their service to the North Boulder area. 100% of all PROCEEDS from the CLASS will be DONATED to DOGGIE DEPOT Learn how to take care of your dog in the event of an emergency. Instructor, Eric Roth is a paramedic for a busy 911 system and he has been teaching people how to save the life of their dog by using paramedic first aid techniques since 2010. In short he takes his world of a paramedic and shows you how to apply it to dogs. One thing the class gives you is confidence. Confidence that no matter what the situation involving their dog, you will not only be prepared, but be able to provide care for the best possible outcome. That alone can be priceless. Content covers over 20 first-aid items including, first aid kits, torn pads, dog fights, seizures, broken bones, electrical injuries, muzzling, and bleeding control. There is special attention to choking, bloat, and poisons. This photo is taken from the front yard of Cailey ‘s home. OCT 26TH 1PM-5PM HOSTED BY: EACH PERSON WILL RECEIVE A signed copy of K9 Medic and a CPR & First Aid Card ($21.95 value) TO REGISTER Please go to www.K9firstaidandCPR.com Only 40 spots available. Please no dogs to this event. $75 Per Person Westminster Fire Volunteers
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K9 First aid and CPR Flood Fundraiser
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FLOOD RELIEF CLASS
Fundraiser for
Doggie Depot has been an established dog daycare training business for over 10 years. Jonathan, and Cailey are unique owners who utilize their true love for animals as a guiding principal for conducting their business. Doggie depot was significantly impacted with water damage inside and several feet of mud and debris in the outside dog play yards and the driveway to the business. In addition they lost their home, contents, personal belongings. They had no flood insurance for the business or for their home.
3 years ago the business suffered a fire which totally gutted their building and put them out of business for six months. Their persistence and love of their dogs helped them recover and reopen Doggie Depot. They are determined to overcome this latest tragedy and continue to provide their service to the North Boulder area.
100% of all PROCEEDS from the CLASS will be DONATED to DOGGIE DEPOT
Learn how to take care of your dog in the event of an emergency. Instructor, Eric Roth is a paramedic for a busy 911 system and he has been teaching people
how to save the life of their dog by using paramedic first aid techniques since 2010. In short he takes his world of a paramedic and shows you how to apply it to
dogs. One thing the class gives you is confidence. Confidence that no matter what the situation involving their dog, you will not only be prepared, but be able to
provide care for the best possible outcome.
That alone can be priceless. Content covers over 20 first-aid items including, first aid kits, torn pads, dog
fights, seizures, broken bones, electrical injuries, muzzling, and bleeding control. There is special attention to choking, bloat, and poisons.
This photo is taken
from the front yard of Cailey ‘s
home.
OCT 26TH1PM-5PM
HOSTED BY:
EACH PERSON WILL RECEIVE A
signed copy of K9 Medic and a CPR
& First Aid Card ($21.95 value)
TO REGISTER Please go to www.K9firstaidandCPR.comOnly 40 spots available. Please no dogs to this event.
$75 Per Person
Westminster Fire Volunteers
