SHERP North America

09/25/2026

You can't predict when disaster strikes. But you can control how fast you respond.

El Niño 2026 is approaching, and forecasts point to a season of intense and . When roads disappear and water rises, every second counts in saving lives. Standard vehicles stop. SHERP keeps going through floodwater, mud, debris and open water to reach people others can't.

We've seen it in action:
🌀 Hurricane Milton, USA
🌊 Kakhovka Dam collapse, Kherson Oblast, Ukraine
…and many other rescue missions worldwide.

SHERP all-terrain vehicles are built for first responders, rescue teams and humanitarian organizations.

Be equipped before the storm hits. React fast. React efficiently. SHERP - Save And Serve!

09/01/2026

World Food Programme

09/01/2026

04/29/2026

03/19/2026

On a cold evening on the snow, a snowmobile crash set in motion a coordinated response that brought several agencies together in the field. Crews from Alborn Fire, Grand Lake Fire, St. Louis County Sheriff’s deputies, Mayo Clinic Ambulance, Life Link III, and St. Louis County Dispatch worked side by side to reach the patient and prepare for transport. Access across the snow required specialized equipment, including the Sherp, snowmobiles, and the Orion sled pulled behind a snowmobile. The Sherp provided medics a sheltered space to keep the patient warm and allowing care to continue while moving across the terrain.

Scenes like this are a reminder that response in northern Minnesota often depends on the right tools and strong partnerships. From the first call to the lift-off of the helicopter, each team played a role in making sure help reached the patient safely and quickly. Grateful for the crews who train for nights like this and the agencies that make teamwork look routine, even in the snow and cold. (Sophie Photo)