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Large
Animal Emergency Rescue Training
Large Animal Rescue Company drives
two days to Phoenix to help AERO teach first responders and community
members twice a year on how to extract horses from emergency situations
safely for both people and animals. This training is two day intensive
technical training with lots of hands on exercises on how to tie horses to
back boards, prepare them for a helicopter lift, get them safely out of
trailer accidents, pull them from ditches, holes and mud, and help them out
of swimming pools. Trained individuals complete the course with a test
and certification and are then included on a list to dispatch units around
the state.
Class of October
2008
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500 lbs horse mannequins are used to practice muscle memory.
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Learning Rescue Straps
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Preparing to flip a horse
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Horse strapped on backboard
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Pulling horse out of area on backboard
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Learning tail ties
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Horse down in trailer scenario
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Preparing approach for horse down in trailer
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Trailer Accident scenario
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Preparing to upright the trailer
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Horse in culvert scenario
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