Name: Pet CPR and First Aid with Cheryl Brady
Start: 2026-02-28T13:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-02-28T16:00:00-05:00
Location: Bayside Pet Resor SRQ

Pet First Aid & CPR class for owners and pet professionals to learn Heimlich, CPR, and safe lifting, earning an American Red Cross certificate.

Learn how to help your pet in an emergency with Cheryl Brady from VetCare Express!

Join the *Pet First Aid & CPR* class on February 28th at 1:00 pm at Bayside Pet Resort (8154 N. Tamiami Trail, just north of University).
This class will teach you important skills like how to perform the Heimlich Maneuver on dogs of all sizes, CPR, and other skills like how to safely lift an injured pet, and much more.

After completing the class, you’ll receive a Certificate from the American Red Cross.

Whether you're a pet owner wanting to be more prepared or a pet professional like a pet sitter, groomer, or trainer, this class will give you the knowledge and confidence to act in emergency situations.
The class costs $73.50, which covers all materials and the certificate.

Sign-up and reserve your spot - space is limited! Please note this is a Humans only Meetup. Actual Service Dogs are welcome.

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One day while I was working in my office, those same old questions started nagging at me again - “Am I in the right place?” , “Am I doing what God wants me to do?” , “What is my purpose? “ Even my daily calendar was sending me nagging messages like “Allow your clouded mind to settle and your course becomes clear” and “When you remove the unnecessary layers you have the clarity to see what is truly important” and, finally, “Don’t die with big dreams and good deeds wadded up in your pocket.” I knew God was trying to tell me something, but frustratingly, I couldn’t figure out what. Then the phone rang.

My friend had hit a dog and was devastated. I rushed to where she was and the whole time I was thinking “How can I help the dog?” “How can I help my friend?” “How can I help in any way in this situation?” Unfortunately, the dog had been killed instantly and Animal Services had already taken him away by the time I got there.

Driving home, I just couldn’t get past the question “How could I have helped? What if the dog had been injured and needed treatment? How would I have gotten him into my car? Who would I take him to? How do I make sure I handle him correctly so he doesn’t get injured further?” Then the light bulbs went off. “Why isn’t there a service that handles pet emergencies like there is for humans?“ I was shocked when I thought about it and realized that a service like this does not exist. I was even more shocked when it dawned on me that I had written a research paper about this - an animal ambulance service - over 25 years ago as a Vet Tech and Pre-Vet student in college.

After this experience, my purpose was clear - I would start an animal ambulance service to serve pets, pet owners, emergency Vet clinics, Vets, Humane Societies, Animal Services, and all pet entities, to achieve the ultimate goal for all those involved in pet care - provide immediate, professional, compassionate care for pets.

*Cheryl Brady*

*Owner/Founder, Vet Care Express* |


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