get CPR and First Aid Certified by an American Heart Association certified trainer
Earn your American Heart Association CPR certification in a focused three-hour, hands-on session at the Kendallville CLC. Small class sizes, realistic scenarios, and instructor feedback make this an efficient way to gain lifesaving skills.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic mobility and ability to kneel and perform chest compressions repeatedly; suitable for most adults and teens 15+.
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History
This class follows American Heart Association standards for CPR; the AHA’s curriculum has been the baseline for community CPR training for decades.
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Opt for the printed online certificate only as required and consider digital records otherwise; carpooling and local transit reduce the class’s carbon footprint.
Black Pine Animal Sanctuary
get CPR and First Aid Certified by an American Heart Association certified trainer
Black Pine Animal Sanctuary is an animal sanctuary located in Albion, Indiana that provides public programming alongside its sanctuary operations. The sanctuary offers a hands-on CPR Training course that teaches essential life-saving skills in a compact, practical format.
The CPR Training is a three-hour course that follows the American Heart Association curriculum and awards AHA certification upon successful completion. Participants practice chest compressions, rescue breathing, recognition of cardiac emergencies, and automated external defibrillator (AED) use through guided exercises and scenario-based practice. The course is designed to provide clear, actionable instruction that prepares individuals to respond confidently in emergencies.
Black Pine Animal Sanctuary is featured on The Adventure Collective, where scheduling, registration details, and current availability for the CPR Training are listed. The sanctuary’s public offerings serve residents and visitors in Albion and Noble County and are suitable for people seeking certified CPR instruction for personal, workplace, or volunteer needs.
Participants should consult the listing on The Adventure Collective for up-to-date course dates, registration requirements, and arrival instructions. Upon completion of the three-hour course, participants receive American Heart Association documentation confirming certification. For the most accurate program information and booking policies, reference the sanctuary’s official experience page on The Adventure Collective.
Location
Albion, Indiana
Situated in Noble County
Course Length
3 hours
Compact, hands-on training
Certification
American Heart Association
AHA course completion issued
Programs
1 offering
CPR Training available
Reserve a spot for the three-hour American Heart Association CPR Training at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary in Albion, Indiana.
Bring your printed online certificate
Complete the required online portion before class and bring the printed completion certificate to check in quickly.
Wear comfortable clothing
You’ll kneel and move around practice manikins; flexible clothing helps you practice compressions properly.
Arrive early for parking and signage
Check-in is at the Kendallville CLC main entrance off South Riley Street—arrive 10–15 minutes early to find the correct room.
Notify instructors of physical limits
If you have injuries or restrictions, tell the instructor so they can adapt practice and reduce strain.
Printed online completion certificate
Required proof that you finished the online portion before attending the hands-on session.
Photo ID
Needed for check-in and to match your course registration.
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during practice; there’s limited movement for breaks during the three-hour session.
Comfortable clothing
Flexible pants or athletic wear make kneeling and compressions easier.