September 7th, 2025 in Somerset County: CART was requested to contain an aggressive cat that had attacked two medical personnel.September 3rd, 2025 in Somerset County: Requested by PSP to transport 3 dogs abandoned in a trailerSeptember 3rd, 2025 in Somerset County: Requested by PSP to transport 3 dogs abandoned in a trailerAugust 23rd, 2025 in Somerset County: CART was requested for a young horse loose on 160August 16th, 2025 in Somerset County: CART was activated for pot belly pigs on 219September 2nd, 2025 in Allegheny County: Assistance requested for house fire clients with 2 dogs and 2 cats in need of Pet Care Kit.August 16th, 2025 in Somerset County: PSP requested CART assistance with dog left in house because owner was hospitalizedAugust 16th, 2025 in Somerset County: CART was requested by Somerset Borough Police for assistance on a humane case involving 5 dogs and 5 catsAugust 18th, 2025 in Juniata County: Requested to help find temporary care for 1 dog and 2 cats displaced in a fireAugust 18th, 2025 in Juniata County: Requested to help find temporary care for 1 dog and 2 cats displaced in a fire

Additional Education | Pennsylvania Animal Response Team

Additional Education

Additional Web Resources

The Red Cross Pet First Aid App has resources developed by experts on how to maintain a pet’s health and what to do during emergencies.

  • Pet owners learn about signs of a healthy dog or cat so they can recognize health problems early. Catching potential illness or injury early can make a huge difference in treatment success.
  • The app gives users instant access to information including step-by-step instructions, videos and images for more than 25 common first aid and emergency situations for dogs and cats.
  • App users will learn how to treat wounds, control bleeding and care for breathing and cardiac emergencies. Information about administering medication, behavioral and nutritional information is also included.
  • Additional topics include burns, car accidents, falls and what to do for cold- and heat-related emergencies.

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