Category: Lifetime Care

Maggie was found roaming an industrial area of L.A. and taken to the Southeast Area Animal Control Authority (SEAACA), a very high-capacity shelter in southeast Los Angeles. The staff and volunteers at SEAACA want to help as many animals as possible, but unfortunately, space and resources are limited. As one …

Lexi was found as a stray in Rapid City, South Dakota, and taken to the Humane Society of the Black Hills, where a staff member noted her high energy and love for tennis balls and contacted SDF. Lexi was evaluated and accepted into our search program, where according to trainers, …

Max was found as a stray in Weber County, UT, and placed with Weber County Animal Services, where he was adopted and returned due to his high energy. His adopters shared that he was a very nice dog during the brief time Max was with them. He got along great …

One of our most strongly held values is the promise that canines recruited from shelters and rescues for search training will never face homelessness again. Our Lifetime Care program guarantees a happily ever after for all our canines, even if they don't become search dogs. Sometimes that means finding them …