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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.

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Your Pooch

9th Annual Rattlesnake
Avoidance Clinic

Coming Next Summer 2024

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.