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Only one more week to sign up for our Tactical Combat Casualty Care class! Learn skills on how to provide trauma care while operating in a tactical environment.
Have you had the chance to meet our newest Barketing Manager in Training? He has a long way to go before he can fill the pawsition (probably because we constantly catch him snoozing on his job, but we support his effurt!). Meet Apollo, our 16 week old Golden Retriever!
COVID-19: Classes will continue as scheduled, but extra precautions have been put in place. If you are sick, please stay at home and we will reschedule you for a future course. We have increased our cleaning procedures and continue to take guidance from the CDC.
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