Our facility dogs

Crush is a facility K9 at the Milwaukee Police Department, dedicated to providing comfort and love to all she meets. Her handler, Ben, has invested tremendous effort into her training, and we couldn’t be prouder of this amazing team.

Betsy is a facility dog at Wrightstown Community School District, attending school alongside her handler, Jessica, the school’s resource officer. Together, Betsy and Jessica make the perfect team, bringing comfort and support to the school community!

  In loving memory♡

Jordan was a dedicated facility dog serving the City of Wauwatosa, bringing comfort and support to various departments—including fire, police, and health services. We loved seeing the positive impact Jordan made wherever she went! She was well loved and truly apart of their team.

Aria serves as a facility dog at the Walworth County Sheriff’s Office, where she supports staff and works alongside the peer support team. We’re thrilled to see all the meaningful work Aria and her handler, Detective Richardson, are doing together—what an amazing team!

Hugo our sweet poodle boy has officially joined the Lake Mills Police Department as their newest facility dog and is making a big impact already. He’s been placed with Officer Jessica Johnson where he spends part of his time with students at the Lake Mills Area School District. He is a perfect fit for both the department and the community. We’re excited to see all Hugo does!

Tito is the newest K9 to join the Muskego Police Department! Specially trained in emotional support as well as drug and weapon detection, Tito is partnered with High School Resource Officer Kristalidas. We couldn’t be more excited for this incredible team and the important work they’ll be doing together. 

Ezmae has made history as UW-Milwaukee’s first K-9 Officer! Partnered with Officer Melinda Wucherer, she helps bring comfort and stress relief to students navigating the pressures of campus life. Ezmae has quickly become a campus favorite, and we love seeing her bring smiles wherever she goes!

Ozzy has found his calling at Jordan Detection K9 and has been placed with Senior Arson Investigator Clint Warnisher in Springfield, Illinois. We are incredibly proud of this amazing boy and excited to see all that he and his handler will accomplish together as a team!

Tilly and Officer Tetrick have made history as the first therapy K9 team at the Kenosha Police Department! Together, they’ll provide comfort and emotional support to staff members. This sweet, smart, and cuddly girl is more than ready for the job—we can’t wait to see the positive impact she’ll make!

K9 Kai has been placed with Officer Kandler at the Milwaukee Police Department, joining Crush as part of the wellness team! Kai will be working to support officer well-being, and we couldn’t be more excited to see this good boy in action. Big things ahead for this amazing team!

Ike has joined Ozzy at Jordan Detection K9 and has been placed with Lieutenant Bishop to continue his scent training on the path to becoming a detection dog. He’s an intelligent, spirited, and lovable boy, and we have no doubt he’s destined to do incredible things in his new role.

Mira has been placed at the Gurnee Police Department as a comfort canine, where she will work alongside her handler, Chad Smits, to bring calm, support, and compassion to those in need. She’s exactly where she’s meant to be, and we’re so excited to see all the good this sweet girl will do in her new role.

Tiggy has joined the Greendale Police Department as a facility dog, providing comfort, emotional support, and stress relief to officers, staff, and students. He has been partnered with Officer Heather Bohl, and together they make an incredible team. We’re so excited to watch their journey and the positive impact they’ll have on the community!

Snoopy, a sweet and gentle poodle, has been placed with Captain Fournier in South Milwaukee, where he’s beginning his new journey as a facility dog. Snoop is already making a positive impact. We’re confident he’ll bring a lot of joy and support to those he serves in the community, and we look forward to all the good he’ll do in his new role!

Placement information coming soon!

Placement coming soon!

Clover has joined the Franklin Police Department as their very first Community Resource and Therapy Dog, marking an exciting step forward for the department. She’s partnered with Officer Wallace and is already bringing smiles and support wherever she goes. . We’re thrilled to see all the ways she’ll continue to serve and uplift those around her!