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1 person is interested
Puppy Raisers
ORGANIZATION: Elite Detection K9
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1 person is interested
Elite Detection K9 is looking for homes to raise puppies who will become scent detection dogs.
A puppy raised in your home could go on to protect countless lives while giving you peace of mind.
Our Labrador Retriever and German Shepherd puppies need someone to care for them, take them places, and play ball until they are 10-12 months old.
You don't need any previous experience raising a puppy to become a puppy raiser. We'll help you every step of the way.
Elite Detection K9 provides heartworm and flea preventative as well as veterinarian care at our partner veterinarian hospital. To further our mission, puppy raisers generously provide food and toys for the puppy. At time of puppy pick up, EDK9 will provide a "starter kit" with age-appropriate toys.
More opportunities with Elite Detection K9
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Elite Detection K9
Location:
1039 S Rochester Rd, Rochester Hills, MI 48307, US
Mission Statement
The mission of Elite Detection K9 is to save lives and protect our communities through the provision of superior canines and K9 teams.
Description
Elite Detection K9 is a 501c3 organization formed specifically to address the national shortage of American-bred explosives-detection dogs.
Located in Rochester Hills, Michigan, Elite Detection K9 purposefully breeds, raises, and trains high-quality, American-bred, scent-detection dogs for explosives and munitions detection. EDK9 provides its dogs to international security firms and select law enforcement agencies. EDK9 also provides nationally certified K9 teams to venues, hospitals, colleges and universities, high schools, and businesses.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
1039 S Rochester RdRochester Hills, MI 48307
DATE POSTED
November 23, 2021
SKILLS
- Animal Care / Handling
- Community Outreach
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Puppies are placed with their raisers at 8 weeks old and return to the EDK9 campus to begin training at 10-12 months old. The commitment is approximately 8-10 months in length.