I need some advice about getting some rescue training

How can I train to do stuff like climbing building , jumping into Wells , and climbing down a building and stuff like that , like military , firefighters and other rescue workers are trained , I feel like if I knew how to do this stuff , I could rescue animals from tough places in the city , I plan to use rope and gear not just my body

Any idea how to get that type of training other than joining firefighters or the military

I don't want to learn parkour or anything like that , talking about rescue ops only , thinking about rock climbing but what else can I do to be trained to do rescue ops for animals ?

Any ideas ?

i tell ya what i call officer heilburger and talk to him about my concerns about ethics of killing animals for food. human impact stuff. he is busy elsewhere. im going to city hall to top. i also consider using my mind as technology to call attention to educational thoughts i have. dont take ppls ability to learn i see but dont show them how to harm and say its ok

sweet conversation

Arborist training is one possible option. I have a formal back-round in tree climbing, and I've had a few instances where I was able to restore a bird's nest, and of course there is the occasional feline stuck up in a tree or things like that.

City climbing is an entirely different sport and involves different types of rope and maneuvering. Cleaning windows on the sides of buildings might be a good starting point.. just as long as you aren't terrified of extreme heights and setting your own knots.

I'm not sure it aligns exactly with what you are looking for, but it may be worth investigating a Wilderness First Responder certification course.

I am thinking of speaking to guys who clean windows and do restoration work on buildings , hoping they may include me in there routine and train me

Will definitely be looking into wilderness first responder certification course , I am thinking of a multidisplinary approach , like learning many things that may help with my goal , like even things like setting bones , some basic first aid and medical stuff aswell which I severly lack information of ,

A keyword here is rope access training (OK, three words).

I know some people who have had a lot of well-paid work doing rope access work, although a lot of that was on oil rigs there's also bridge inspection and wind turbines too (if you're an engineer).