An emergency lifeline for your furry friend

Just like humans, pets can face unexpected emergencies that require immediate medical attention. Whether it’s an accident or illness, a pet ambulance can quickly transport your animal to the nearest veterinary hospital. In situations like this, time often counts, so a pet ambulance can make a huge difference in saving a life.

Michael Goldstein, founder of Pets 911 Inc., is no stranger to such situations. A few years ago, when a friend was involved in a serious car accident and had to be transported to a nearby hospital, it took the family nearly 40 minutes to get their dog back, who was also seriously injured in the accident. . Then we had another 15 minute ride to the nearest veterinary hospital. “The dog just made it,” Goldstein says. Reflecting on this incident, I realized that in an emergency, a pet parent cannot call 911 and ask for help for their pet. “Our pets are like our children. It makes no sense that there is nowhere to turn for help in an emergency.”

Pets 911 Inc. currently serves Long Island as the only 911/24-7 emergency transportation service, serving all areas of Nassau and Suffolk counties, and in some cases outside of Long Island. Telephone support is also available. We have multiple vehicles, including ambulances, transport vehicles, and RRVs (Rapid Response Vehicles), ready to provide your pet with the emergency care they need. Such guarantees help reduce anxiety and stress for both animals and humans.

The animal ambulance is fully equipped with oxygen, stretchers, stretchers, masks, hydraulic tables, intubation tubes, and other first aid supplies for any pet emergency. Our licensed veterinarians are always on hand to ensure you receive the highest quality care during your trip to our veterinary facility. Pets 911 Inc. also offers non-emergency curbside transportation and solemn transportation and funeral arrangements for departed pets.

For emergency services, call 1-833-PETS-911. To learn more and find out how you can help animals in need, visit the following websites: www.pets911inc.com. “Currently, all industries, including animal emergency services, are experiencing a shortage of qualified personnel, which is why we are always looking for reputable drivers and veterinarians,” says Goldstein.