We R CPR

06/18/2026

🐾❤️ Could You Save Your Pet's Life? ❤️🐾

Our pets are family, and just like people, they can experience emergencies when we least expect them.

From choking on toys or treats to water-related accidents, heat emergencies, and sudden medical events, knowing Pet CPR can help you respond when every second counts.

🐶 Learn how to recognize an emergency
🐱 Understand when CPR may be needed
🦴 Know what to do if a pet is choking
🚑 Be prepared until veterinary help arrives

While we hope you'll never need these skills, being prepared can make all the difference for your furry family members.

This summer, add Pet CPR to your emergency preparedness toolkit and give yourself the confidence to act in a crisis.

Because heroes come in all shapes, sizes—and species. 🐾❤️

06/17/2026

☀️ Babysitting this summer? Time to level up! ☀️

If you want to be the babysitter every parent has on speed dial, making good money is only half the story. The coolest babysitters know how to keep kids safe!

With our hands-on CPR and AED training, you’ll gain the ultimate confidence to handle emergencies when it matters most.

What you’ll learn:
👶 Choking Emergencies – Know exactly how to help infants and children.
❤️ CPR Skills – Practice life-saving CPR for infants, kids, and adults.
⚡ AED Training – Discover how easy it is to use an AED and save a life.
🧸 Infant & Child Care – Master essential safety tips and learn how to stay calm under pressure.

Why do it?

Parents trust babysitters who are prepared.

Kids look up to babysitters who know what to do.

Employers love seeing life-saving certifications on a resume!

Don’t just earn spending money this summer—earn skills that can save a life. Be prepared. Be confident. Be a hero. 🦸‍♀️✨

Click the link below or message us to sign up for our next class with WE R CPR! https://www.wercpr.com/

06/16/2026

💙 June is Men's Health Month 💙

Heart disease remains one of the leading health concerns for men and is a major contributor to sudden cardiac arrest.

Knowing what to do in an emergency can save a life.

✔️ Learn CPR
✔️ Know where AEDs are located
✔️ Encourage regular health screenings
✔️ Recognize the warning signs of heart-related emergencies

When a cardiac arrest occurs, immediate CPR and early AED use can dramatically improve survival rates before emergency responders arrive.

This Men's Health Month, take a step toward protecting the men in your life—whether it's your father, husband, brother, son, friend, or coworker. Learning life-saving skills today could make all the difference tomorrow.

Be prepared. Be confident. Be ready to act.

06/14/2026

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

June is National Safety Month!

Emergencies can happen anytime, anywhere. Being prepared can make all the difference when every second counts.

Whether at home, work, school, or in your community, taking simple steps today can help prevent injuries and save lives tomorrow:
- Learn CPR
- Know how to use an AED
- Create an emergency action plan
- Keep first aid supplies accessible
- Stay aware of potential hazards

When a cardiac emergency occurs, immediate action can double or even triple a person's chance of survival. That's why CPR and AED training are essential skills everyone should have.

This National Safety Month, commit to being prepared. The life you save could be a family member, friend, coworker—or even a stranger in need.

06/06/2026

CPR/AED Class This Sunday-- at 1:20-- come join us.

06/04/2026

❤️🩺 CPR & AED Awareness Week 🩺❤️

This week, we encourage everyone to learn the lifesaving skills of CPR and how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

When someone experiences sudden cardiac arrest, immediate action can double or even triple their chances of survival. Knowing how to recognize an emergency, call 911, begin CPR, and use an AED can make all the difference while waiting for emergency responders to arrive.

✅ Learn CPR
✅ Know where AEDs are located in your workplace, school, and community
✅ Encourage friends and family to get trained
✅ Be prepared to act in an emergency

You never know when these skills may be needed, but being prepared could help save a life.