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Friends of Douglas County K-9 | Colorado

The Friends of Douglas County K-9 (K-9 Friends) is the only non-profit organization solely committed to the financial support of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit. With the exception of deputy salaries and vehicles, the DCSO K-9 Unit is funded almost entirely by donations. Since 2011, K-9 Friends has had the privilege of helping the DCSO K-9 Unit purchase 11 new dogs, and provide world-class training, and an array of specialized equipment. We also provide top-notch veterinary care to retired K-9s so they can live out the rest of their lives in the best possible health.

Protect
Your Pooch

9th Annual Rattlesnake
Avoidance Clinic

Saturday, June 8 – Sunday, June 9

Did you know that Colorado is home to three types of venomous rattlesnakes? Protect your precious pooch from this natural threat and learn more about rattlesnake avoidance.

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K-9 Blog

Corporal Todd Tucker and K-9 Officer Zoos
July 18, 2019
Don’t let Fido get fanged! Every year, the Friends of Douglas County Sheriff’s K-9 Unit hosts a special Rattlesnake Avoidance Clinic to educate dog owners on how to best protect your pooches from this common Colorado canine menace.