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just remember you won't be hurting them, you'll be helping
Here is a link to instructions in several types of CPR including how to do CPR on your pets.
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For those that want to take CPR courses you can take them with:
in Canada: St. John's Ambulance: http://www.sja.ca/Pages/default.aspx Canadian Red Cross: http://www.redcross.ca/article.asp?id=8328&tid=068 In the USA: Red Cross: http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/courses/aed.html Heart & Stroke Foundation (apparently -- website isn't loading however). Getting instructions now is a good start but for longer term, you should take a full course on it and re-certify regularly. Could mean saving someone's life. And that would make it worth it.
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