Be the K9’s Hero!
The K9☤ER™ Project is Tails of Hope Foundation’s (TOHF) newest project.
Sponsor America’s first-of-its-kind, full service, emergency, mobile, surgical, veterinary hospital and advanced K9 lifesaving line-of-duty injury first-aid, and advanced decontamination training for national security K9 professionals serving in Law Enforcement (federal, state and local), the Military, Search and Rescue, etc.
Our K9☤ER’s Project is proud to be working with America’s titans in the national security and veterinary medicine fields, including Dr. James Michael Shorter. Dr. Shorter served as the Lead Veterinarian at the World Trade Center site following the 9/11 attack and is the designer of Tails of Hope Foundation’s 53 foot K9☤ER mobile hospital. The K9☤ER hospital will serve throughout the United States at manmade and natural disaster sites supporting the K9 teams responding to mass shootings, explosions, hurricanes, tornadoes, building collapses, etc.
The K9☤ER’s advanced National Security K9 Training Program launched to rave reviews earning a 5-star rating! Police Detective Sergeant P.’s evaluation captured the sentiment of the police participants saying:
“I haven’t stopped talking about all the incredible work you [TOHF] do, along with how fantastic the course was. I’m still in awe of the level of knowledge, professionalism and communication the instructors, your staff and volunteers came with.
There’s a lot to be said about a class full of police officers willing to spend long hours with minimal breaks not wanting to leave. It’s truly the best class I’ve had in my 22 years of law enforcement. Thank you so much for all you do!”
The K9☤ER Project is seeking sponsors who will receive continuous highly visible recognition nationwide as the K9☤ER hospital rolls across America.
To discuss, please contact Tails of Hope Foundation’s President, Linda Blick, at lindablick@tailsofhopefoundation.org or call 845-926-3478
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