
DAY 1 (6-8 Hours) - An audiovisual lecture followed by hands-on demonstrations and practical applications using a life-sized horse mannequin with the possibility of one or two simple incident scenarios. This session will cover the basics of what can be done as a horse owner / professional to prevent and respond to simple to semi-complex,
DAY 1 (6-8 Hours) - An audiovisual lecture followed by hands-on demonstrations and practical applications using a life-sized horse mannequin with the possibility of one or two simple incident scenarios. This session will cover the basics of what can be done as a horse owner / professional to prevent and respond to simple to semi-complex, common and not-so-common emergencies such as a down horse, cast horse, simple entrapments, horse down in trailer, horse upside down in ditch, along with how to identify and avoid potential hazardous or dangerous areas and situations (for example trenches, sink holes, unstable structures, etc.), basic life-saving first aid until the vet arrives, preventative measures for stall / barn / paddock / pasture that can reduce the risk of an incident occurring, how to identify when specialized assistance is necessary from emergency responders, and more...

DAY 2 (4 Hours) - An audiovisual lecture that covers numerous unsafe barn and facility examples for discussion, preventative measures to reduce the risk of fire in and around barns / farms, how to create and implement an on-site fire response plan, what to expect when emergency responders arrive, fire extinguisher selection and operation
DAY 2 (4 Hours) - An audiovisual lecture that covers numerous unsafe barn and facility examples for discussion, preventative measures to reduce the risk of fire in and around barns / farms, how to create and implement an on-site fire response plan, what to expect when emergency responders arrive, fire extinguisher selection and operation, first-aid medical management of equines after a fire incident until the vet arrives, and more...

DAY 2 (4 Hours) - An audiovisual lecture followed by the possibility of a few on-site trailer inspections (not an official "DOT DMV Safety Inspection") where we identify and discuss safety issues and improvements. The lecture will cover some DOT and DMV information along with trailer construction, hauling considerations (local and long-di
DAY 2 (4 Hours) - An audiovisual lecture followed by the possibility of a few on-site trailer inspections (not an official "DOT DMV Safety Inspection") where we identify and discuss safety issues and improvements. The lecture will cover some DOT and DMV information along with trailer construction, hauling considerations (local and long-distance), roadside emergencies (flat tire, fire, mechanical failure, etc.), emergency evacuations, emergency vs non-emergency hauling considerations, trailer accessories that are beneficial and hazardous, hiring commercial transporters, "pre-purchase exams" for trailer purchases, and more...

Series Format: 2-3 Hour Audio/Visual Presentations - Can be scheduled and presented individually or combined into a custom educational program.
Attendees: Equine Owners and Professionals
Topics: There are several topics that can be presented in an individual or combined format. Topics cover basic emergency rescue equipment and techniques, preparing your equine or livestock animal for the unthinkable, backyard emergency incidents, barn/farm fire prevention and response, trailer safety and transportation, unstable ground and water emergency incidents, natural disasters, basic first aid, and emergency euthanasia and deceased animal services.

Series Format: 2-3 Hour Audio/Visual Presentations - Can be scheduled and presented individually or combined into a custom educational program.
Attendees: Equine Owners and Professionals
Presentations hosted in North Carolina could be co-presented with a representative from the NC State Highway Patrol for the latest information and best explanations of the laws pertaining to private and commercial equine transport in NC and abroad.
Image: Trailer Safety and Transportation presentation held in Sampson County, NC with the assistance of co-presenter Trooper R E Mellott of the NC State Highway Patrol.

Series Format: 3 Hour Audio/Visual Presentations (4 Hour if Fire Extinguisher orientation and hands-on practice) - Can be scheduled and presented individually or combined into a custom educational program.
Attendees: Equine Owners and Professionals
Presentation can be combined with Fire Extinguisher orientation and training with advanced notice when scheduling the presentation and for an additional fee.