When a police dog was diagnosed with terminal cancer, her fellow officers lined up for a beautiful final goodbye đ˘đ See the emotional send-off
Police dogs are an invaluable part of any police department. They do critical police work, including tracking down missing people. Theyâre also beloved by their fellow officers, seen as both a pet and a colleague.
When the time comes for these dogs to cross over the rainbow bridge, they deserve a respectful send-off that recognizes their life of hard work and heroism.
Thatâs what one terminally ill K9 received, with a touching final salute from his fellow officers.
A German shepherd named Candy was part of the Virginia Beach Sheriffâs Office since 2014, serving as their first narcotics detection dog. In her almost-decade of service, she performed over 2,900 operational searches, helping to seize 278 pounds of illegal narcotics, according to the sheriffâs office.
