Pet First Aid: Nurturing Our Furry Friends

This comprehensive class will equip pet owners with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively to common pet emergencies. With Will's extensive background in veterinary nursing, rehabilitation, and field anesthesiology, participants will learn vital first aid techniques, including how to handle injuries, administer CPR, and manage sudden illnesses in pets. Whether you're a seasoned pet owner or new to pet care, this class will provide you with the confidence and expertise to ensure the well-being of your furry friends. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a professional with a passion for animal health and safety.

About your instructor

Will Funk, an Oklahoma native, is a Wildlife Biologist and avid world traveler with a rich and diverse background in animal care and research. After earning two degrees from Oklahoma State University, he obtained a Master’s from the Royal Veterinary College in London. Will's extensive experience includes veterinary nursing, chemical immobilization, rehabilitation, and post-mortem investigations. His work has taken him across continents, including Africa, Australia, Europe, North America, and he has also worked with marine mammals. He is a certified field anesthesiologist and an IWRC Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator. Currently, Will serves as the Director of Wildlife Rehabilitation at Wild Care Foundation in Noble, where he continues his research on parasites in raptors, a project that began during his tenure at the Royal Veterinary College. He continually enhances his expertise in handling birds of all sizes. Outside of work, Will enjoys serving his community, going to concerts, traveling, camping, hiking, exploring microbreweries and distilleries, and spending time with his dog, Sadie.