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CERT Animal Response Modules I & II
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recognizes the importance of preparing citizens for natural disasters, or manmade/technological events. Whatever the disaster, it affects pets and wildlife as well. It is essential to address the needs of animals in any disaster response. Using the July 2010 FEMA files, ToucanEd has organized the CERT supplemental Animal Response Modules I and II into one binder and CD. These two modules will help prepare CERT members, already trained in the CERT Basic Course, to safely care for and assist animals in emergency events.
CERT Animal Response Modules I & II Instructor Guide ($24.95)
- 1-inch binder with tabs
- Full-color cover and spine
- Training Module I and Module II
- PowerPoint Thumbnails
1 CD containing the following:
- CERT Animal Response PowerPoints for
training Module I and Module II
- FEMA video, Animals in Emergencies:
What Owners Need to Know
CERT Animal Response Modules I & II Participant Manual ($19.95)
- 1-inch binder with tabs
- Full-color cover and spine
- Module I and Module II
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Animal Response Modules I and II address:
- Household pets and domesticated animals
- Service animals
- For-profit animals
- Non-commercial livestock
- Wildlife
- Exotic animals
CERT Animal Response Module I Objectives
At the conclusion of this module, the participants will be able to:
- Explain why animal issues are an important consideration in emergency management
- Demonstrate knowledge of animal-related emergency management functions
- Explain how to prepare their own animals for an emergency
- Describe general guidelines for handling animals
CERT Animal Response Module II Objectives
At the conclusion of this module, the participants will be able to:
- Describe the CERT role in emergency functions that involve animals
- Describe techniques and procedures for maintaining personal safety when dealing with animals during an emergency
- Demonstrate basic skills needed to perform CERT functions that may involve animals
- Identify practices for maintaining animal safety during an emergency
- Identify sources for additional training and information
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