In Memory of Our K9 Heroes: Honoring Lives of Service and Dedication

This page honors the K9s, service dogs, and facility dogs who have passed on, whether in the line of duty or after a life of service. From military and police K9s to therapy and facility dogs, we celebrate their bravery, loyalty, and the impact they made.

Each K9 is commemorated with a framed poster plaque, gifted to their handlers as a lasting tribute, ensuring their legacy lives on.

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K9 Jack

K9 Jack served the Troup County Sheriff’s Office as an Explosive Detection Dog, setting a standard of excellence that continues to inspire handlers and K9 teams today. Known for his precision and unmatched dedication, Jack earned the title of State of Georgia Top Dog in 2017, a testament to his skill and focus in the field. Even in retirement, his legacy lived on, with handlers sharing his tactics as a model for new working dogs. Jack’s service, resilience, and impact will not be forgotten.

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K9 Mikka

K9 Mikka, the dedicated Belgian Malinois-Hanoverian Scenthound mix, served with the Lee County Sheriff’s Office in South Carolina for three years, embodying resilience, loyalty, and a deep commitment to public safety.

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K9 Dash

K9 Dash, a German shepherd from the Netherlands, served the Amherst Police Department with unmatched dedication for nearly a decade. Dash made crucial contributions to search-and-rescue missions and criminal apprehensions. As the department's first K9 officer, Dash's legacy helped establish Amherst’s K9 unit, earning widespread respect and gratitude from his community.

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K9 Dasko

K9 Dasko demonstrated exceptional dedication to the Marinette County Sheriff's Office, playing a crucial role in enhancing public safety from 2018 throughout his remarkable career. Admired by both the public and his fellow officers, Dasko left a lasting impact on the community he served.

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K9 Magic

K9 Magic served the Oshkosh Police Department with unwavering commitment, providing comfort, emotional support, and kindness to both her fellow officers and the community from March 2022 through the end of her service.

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K9 Roky

K9 Roky’s service to the Green Lake County Sheriff's Office was marked by his unwavering commitment to public safety. Throughout his career, he played an essential role in removing dangerous substances from the streets, contributing to the security and well-being of the community. Many felt his presence and impact, and his dedication to his work left a legacy that will be remembered for years to come.

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K9 Odin

K9 Odin began his law enforcement training after successfully completing rigorous training at the Illinois State Police K9 Academy, K9 Odin officially joined the Alton Police Department in May 2024.