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The National K-9 Safety Foundation is committed to outfitting officers and their K-9 partners with the protection they need and deserve.

Please help us provide custom fit body armor today. Pledge your support by calling 954.798.6986 or clicking the DONATE button above.

Partnering with the Best
We are excited about our ongoing relationship with renowned search and rescue expert, Fred Golba. Learn More

Fred Golba

Latest Affiliations

American Legion
Our partnership with American Legion Post 36 is a special one. These heroes have sacrificed, asked for nothing in return, and continue to support efforts like ours to protect those in the line of fire.

William C. Morris
American Legion Post 36
1600 State Road 84
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315
www.post36.moonfruit.com

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We are pleased to announce that Eurodogs (a provider of high quality organic food for cats and dogs) has come alongside us in our efforrts to support our K-9 heroes.

Our First Responders and Their K-9 Partners Need Your Help!

With ongoing budget cuts, belt tightening is a constant reality for law enforcement everywhere. Unfortunately, these cuts impact the availability of crucial items like bullet proof vests.

These teams of dog and handler are often the point of the spear in many tactical operations.The lack of body armor leaves them vulnerable to serious injury or even death.

A vest might have saved this dog's life.

At 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 30, deputies were responding to reports of a domestic dispute there when they heard a gunshot and evacuated residents from the area. After unsuccessful attempts to negotiate with the man inside, the sheriff's SWAT team threw chemical munitions into the home.

Negotiations continued to go nowhere, according to the written release, so the SWAT team later attempted to enter with a patrol dog.

According to the statement: "Upon entry into the residence, shots were fired by the suspect, fatally wounding the K9. A SWAT team member returned fire and the SWAT team tactically retreated from the residence."

- Minneapolis - twincities.com

 

 

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