Least Resistance Training Concepts (LRTC) Volunteers Training for Emergencies

AIR FOR PAWS KITS and SPARE O2 CYLINDERS Updated March 7, 2019 Rescue-1, Rescue-2, Rescue-3, Incident Support Unit-1 and rescue/transport 11 carry these kits as do some of the individual field responders. Rescue-1: The Air for Paws kit and spare O2 cylinders are stored in compartment No. 4 next to the vet med bag. Rescue-2: The Air for Paws kit is stored under the Shanks Head Protector along with spare O2 cylinders in compartment No. 3. Rescue/Transport-11: The Air for Paws kit and spare O2 cylinders are stored in compartment No. 1. Incident Support Unit-1: Two Air for Paws kits are stored in interior cabinet No. 1. Incident Support Unit-1: Spare O2 cylinders are stored under the bench seat. For details as to what the kit contains and how it is used, please go to the Air For Paws technical sheet. Return to Information Sheets and Resource Guides Return to Sample Incident Responses Return to LRTC TLAR / EVAC Page The training information presented in these information sheets and guides is offered for illustrative and volunteer refresher purposes only. It is not a substitute for actual hands-on training. Press Back to return to the page which brought you here Return to LRTC Wild Horse Mentors Return to KBR Training Page