4 Paws CPR & First Aid

08/30/2026

Another Great Class at the AQ K9 facility in Ramsey, Mn. 12 more people certified in Pet CPR and 1st Aid. We a shared great deal of information and several good questions were presented to the group. It is great to see 12 more people dedicated to improving the human/pet bond. Remember, we can not change the world, but we can change our little corner! Thank you again! Class space is available and we are mobile. For class information please contact me. (218) 639-9813

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07/26/2026

Extreme heat warning is back. Remember to have water for your pets both inside and outside! Also, walking on asphalt and concrete is very hot! Give your pets a break. If you wouldn't walk on it bear foot. Don't let them do it. Pets in cars is also dangerous even if the window is left a bit open. Please use caution with pets and outside activities.

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07/26/2026

07/21/2026

Our viewership is small but I do hope this message finds its way to the Ideal 1st responder who took the time to care for and transport a dog that was hit on CWC Co Rd 1 (7/20/26). The dog was banged up but released to home with no major injuries according to the veterinarian. Who knows what would have happened if you had not taken the time to care for and transport the injured dog. On behalf of 4 Paws Pet CPR and 1st aid a HUGE PAWS Up and Thank you!

07/13/2026

Extreme heat warning until Tuesday! Remember to have water for your pets both inside and outside!

06/25/2026

Preventing Heat-Related Illness in Dogs
Use precautions to avoid heat injury in your pet during the following conditions:
• Temperatures greater than 100 degrees (use general precautions for at-risk pets at 90 degrees) Dont forget high humidity as well
• Heat index greater then 72 (start precautions for at-risk breeds)
Heat index great than 75 (use absolute precautions for at-risk breeds)
Precautions include the following:
• Keep pets in well ventilated areas.
• Provide exercise early in the morning or late in the evening (the coolest times of the day).
• Minimize exercise in hot weather.
• Do not leave your pet in a car for any reason at any time.
• Keep pets in the house in a comfortable environment during extreme weather conditions if possible.
• Limit sun exposure during the mid-day hours.
• Give your pet plenty of fresh water, and leave the water in a shady area.
• For a sudden high temperature change – allow your pet to acclimate. Many cases of heat illness occur in the spring when your pet is not yet used to the new temperatures.
• If traveling to a hotter climate, allow several days to become acclimated before allowing any vigorous exercise for your pet; work up to it gradually.
• Ensure that puppies and kittens drink adequate amounts of liquids.
Thank you for reading this far. We cover heat related injuries in the Pet CPR and 1st aid class. If you are interested please contact me (218) 639-9813 or E-Mail at [email protected]

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05/24/2026

Answering the call to serve is not easy. It is a commitment that asks more of you than most will ever fully understand. Monday, May 25th we honor those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. 4 Paws strongly encourages everyone to enjoy your holiday weekend and remember those who gave us this opportunity!

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05/23/2026

Thank you Elissa Noble and Pet Empire for hosting a Pet CPR and 1st Aid class. We certified another 15 pet hero champions who are helping to improve the human/pet bond. Improving our little corner of the world.

05/09/2026

AQK9, Another absolutely great class. Thank you for hosting. We certified another 8 pet heroes who are dedicated to helping to change pet care in our little corner of the world. I think I learned as much as the class participants. Always a positive.

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