Animals
Dog Down: Effort Helps Emergency Medical Staff Treat Law Enforcement K-9s
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Recognizing a gap in care for law enforcement K-9s injured on the job, a team of veterinarians, emergency medical services experts and canine handlers has developed protocols for emergency medical service personnel who may be called upon to help treat and transport the injured dogs.
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