Equine Emergency Rescue Services, Inc. 501c3

06/13/2024

11/17/2022

Heavy snow loads on roofs must be removed systematically to prevent uneven loads and roof collapse. The Cornell Engineering Department published this great article in how to remove roof snow safely.

10/30/2022

https://horseandrider.com/horse-health-care/in-case-of-emergency/?fbclid=IwAR1SufUrkXhlBiWC3_iEGT9RECnDI5DLIhhjUORSHr8FjE_YfVG6oO_S68U

Learn how horses naturally respond to various emergency scenarios so you can better understand how to approach and handle your horse.

10/23/2022

TLAER Training, Syracuse, NY - New York’s finest! NYPD’s Mounted Patrol Officers with “Lucky” the rescue horse mannequin.

10/23/2022

TLAER Training, Syracuse NY - Solvay Fire Department demonstrating hydraulic tools for potential large animal rescue extrications.

10/23/2022

Techinical Large Animal Rescue Training at the NYS Fairgrounds in Syracuse, NY with Rebecca Husted from TLAER this weekend. There is a great, diverse group of attendees including NYPD, firefighters, NYS police, emergency managers, veterinarians, veterinary technicians…

07/27/2022

From the AAEP: Practical Tips For Barn Fire Prevention. The Infograph is great but fails to mention that barn fires are often caused by fans. Make sure the fans you use in the barn have sealed motors to keep dust from becoming an ignition source. Also, use working GFCI outlets to plug them in. These outlets need to be replaced more frequently than plain outlets.

05/23/2022

Shared from Crains Creek Fire Department in Vass, NC. Photo credit to Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

07/06/2021

05/21/2021

This is a great presentation for horse farm owners to watch. Rebecca is my friend, mentor, world renowned expert on large animal emergency rescue, and coauthor of “the” textbook, Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue.

Rebecca (Giminez) Husted, TLAR Trainer is back to help us have a safe environment for our horses.

02/12/2021

We can even offer assistance to people as far away as Australia. Here is a horse stuck in a cattle guard or stock grid. The owner contacted us and we were able to assist with the extrication.