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Do you know a Community Hero?

 
It’s time to give something back to those in our community who so selflessly sacrifice their time and energy on a daily basis, especially in our pet community.  Royally Spoiled Pet Services is going to start holding a "Community Heroes Pet Tech First Aid and CPR class” every six months to thank our Community Heroes for their service. The first one will be held on June 6, 2015. 
There are two openings left in the first class, and we want to hear from you!

The heroes nominated for this class are not required to work only with animals. We are looking for heroes who go above and beyond daily in their line of duty who may have a dog or cat in need of triage care cross their path someday. Maybe they have a special story that sets them apart, or they just work tirelessly day after day to improve our city and surrounding areas.

The recipients of this class will learn necessary pet-saving skills including choking management, rescue breathing, pet CPR techniques, bleeding protocols, heat and cold-related injuries, and snout-to-tail assessment. Upon completion, they will earn a two-year training certificate, and a patch to wear proudly.

For the first class, in order to thank them, an invitation has already been extended to four heroes from four local agencies that volunteer daily to support our local pet community.  They are Samantha Wohler of Animal Rescue Connections, Lisa Andreasen-Davila of Canyon Lake Animal Shelter, Leanne Doglady of Comal County Lost and Found Dogs, and Kate Cook of Bulverde Area Humane Society.

We plan on having six openings to fill at each Community Hero class every six months. Please nominate your community hero on our website at www.royallyspoiledpetservices.com or on a link you can find on our Face Book Page.  Thank you.

Nominate Your Heroes Today!