Candice Chandler, Global Animal Police officers, and the trained
service dogs working alongside them, are a vital part of
society. During their young lives, police dogs face danger and
injury every day of duty. Like human officers, these dogs are
involved in risky situations including searching criminals,
chasing prisoners, breaking up prison fights, and sniffing out
bombs and drugs. Injury and retirement are a normal part of a
K-9′s career, and the medical and living costs their guardians
pay is expensive. Jay Meranchik of the National K-9 Working Dog
is trying to not only provide funds for these canine officers,
but educate the public on their importance and service. NK9WD is
working to provide these animals with the retirement they
deserve. Their mission also includes helping working service
dogs with health benefits. These dogs are not ordinary, and
their lives should be rewarded for the hazardous situations they
encounter. Meranchik is trying to achieve benefits for these
dogs that cover veterinary servi