5/29/2006 -
Owners learn how to give pets first aid
 Amy Knese has a cat that always is causing trouble. Knese, 23, and her husband, Greg, 21, weren't sure if Jasper would live to see his first birthday, especially after Japer's bout with getting his jaw caught on his collar."It was scary," said Amy, of University City. "He was really in distress, and it took two people to get it undone." |
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5/29/2006 -
The Way We Live
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These days, American Red Cross volunteer LaFaye Young of Maryland Heights takes as many training courses as she can. Young spent three weeks in New York handing out dry socks and gloves, Krispy Kreme doughnuts and lip balm to resue workers at ground zero. |
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5/29/2006 -
St. Louis Joins Together To Remember September 11th
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Red Cross volunteers will distribute free American flags and programs to all those who attend "Freedom: An Interfaith Gathering." This program is made possible in part by the support of the American Red Cross - St. Louis Area Chapter. |
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5/29/2006 -
Journal of Events
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September 11 - The American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter announces a special online disaster preparedness training session at noon. |
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5/29/2006 -
Memorial Built With Wreckage, Love
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Included in the list of speakers at a St. Charles City Patriot Day memorial event was retired Marine Corps Lt. Col Brad Farber who is the supervisor for the St. Charles County Service Center of the American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter. |
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5/29/2006 -
Have A Personal Emergency Response Plan
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A year ago in St. Louis, hundreds of people lined the sidewalks to give blood. More than 487 Red Cross volunteers from the St. Louis region stepped forward to offer help, some spending weeks at the relief operations in New York and Washington D.C. |
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5/29/2006 -
Red Cross Disaster Volunteers Participate in Mock Airport Disaster Drill
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On Saturday, Red Cross disaster volunteers will participate in a mock-airline disaster exercise at Lambert Airport. Under the provisions of the Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Act of 1996 and the Foreign Air Carrier Family Support Act of 1997, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has designed the American Red Cross to be the "independent nonprofit organization" to provide for the emotional well-being of the families of survivors and those whose lives are lost in an aviation disaster. |
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