| Your assistance is needed to find our next Forensics K9! Please read the following note from Jessica, the webmaster of 911BC. Original Post: http://www.911bc.org/HelpNeeded.html |
| As you may know, Molly Mae passed away last year, after many years of hard work as Search and Recovery / Search and Rescue K9. Zip, AJ’s other K9 partner, is getting up there in age as well. It is time to find a new dog for AJ to train.
As those who know AJ are no doubt aware, these past several years have also been rough in other ways. In addition to losing Molly Mae, he has lost several human loved ones, had multiple knee surgeries due to injuries he originally sustained fighting for our country, and has suffered other numerous setbacks that, in my opinion, hardly seem very fair, considering how much of his life he has devoted to volunteering in his community and helping others. Because he is humble and does not like to draw attention to himself, he has largely suffered in silence, not asking for help. Well, as his friend, I’m not too proud to ask for help. Please help me find him a new animal companion to train as his next K9 partner. The lucky dog who goes to live with AJ will be incredibly loved, and will receive extensive training in Search and Rescue, Forensics, and more. Here is what we need from you, the reader: A Rough Coat Collie (basically, a lassie dog), pick of the litter, approximately 6mos – 1 year old – the dog must be FREE, as AJ cannot afford to buy a dog at the moment. However, the dog will receive excellent veterinary care, as we do have a veterinarian who generously volunteers their services to AJ / 911BC. AJ has 35 years of experience in SAR – All you will have to do is give AJ 15 minutes with the dog, in person, and he will be able to tell whether it is a suitable candidate for Forensics work. The dog must be healthy, well socialized, and not too afraid of new things, also must not be afraid of climbing, and other awkward activities. Not only would you be doing a good deed, you would be bringing joy to a man who has selflessly volunteered for his community for decades, asking for nothing in return for his hard work. He does not accept payment for his volunteer work, and has found many missing persons both alive and dead, bringing their families help and closure that they otherwise might not have had, or may have had to wait a long time for otherwise. Please help him now. Even though he is too shy and proud to ask for help, he does need your help, and yes, I am talking to you, specifically. Please contact AJ@911bc.org or Jessica@greenwebdesign.com if you have a rough coat collie that you would be willing to give AJ, or if you know someone who has such a dog, and may be willing to help. Thank you for your time and consideration. Jessica |
AJ & Zip training at NASA
About A.J.
K-9 Trainer since 1969 |


