In 1941 (presumably late in the year) LIFE magazine ran a series of photographs on what to do with your pets in the event of an air raid, both to keep them safe and to give them first aid if necessary. Frightening times.
The proper thing to do with your dog in an air raid: keep him secured in the bathroom with water and papers. Source
A demonstration of the proper way to keep dogs safe in an air raid-- typing them to the sturdiest objects available and providing water. Source
Keep cats in carriers during air raids. Source
A demonstration of the safe way to hold an excited and/or injured cat in an air raid. Source
A demonstration of the way to pick up a dog injured in an air raid. Source
A demonstration of the way to safely hold a dog if it is injured in an air raid. Source
A demonstration of the proper way to put a muzzle on an injured dog. Source
A demonstration of splint, if first aid is needed due to an air raid. Source
A demonstration of the proper way to give a cat a bromide if it is injured in an air raid. Source
People taking care of their pets in an air raid. Source
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