Scenario: Dog with head stuck in pool fence. Category: Animals | ||
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Introduction | ||
Firefighters respond to a call about a dog with its head stuck between the bars of a metal pool fence. The dog appears distressed but not injured. The rescue team’s challenge is to free the dog without causing additional stress or injury, requiring a calm approach, gentle handling, and careful use of equipment. | ||
Objective(s) | ||
To train firefighters in performing a safe and effective animal rescue in a non-life-threatening situation, focusing on animal handling, effective communication, and careful use of extrication tools. | ||
Learning Objectives | ||
Assess the scene for any immediate hazards, including risks to both the animal and personnel, such as sharp edges or unstable fence sections. | ||
Dynamic Events | ||
A member of the public attempts to intervene A member of the public attempts to intervene without proper guidance, increasing the risk to both the animal and the rescuers Primary rescue tool fails The primary tool you were using for the extrication has a failure and cannot be used. | ||
Debrief | ||
Conduct a review at the end of the scenario. Discuss “What went well” and “What could be improved”. Be constructive and supportive – it’s not about blame, it’s about building people up and improving their skills. |

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