2016 Annual Report

Training

Our third year was busy and amazing we exceed our goal of 100 kits with 185. Our training was free to law enforcement and firefighters. K9 Handlers received the field first aid kits for free. Firefighters received instruction on oxygen mask usage and Pet CPR.

185 Kits for K9's Field First Aid Kits donated to K9 Handlers.
9 Police K9 Classes
5 Pet CPR Classes
7 First Responder Classes
1 Veterns with k9 assistance

Large Donations

Large donations

1000 Ear Swabs
100 Wound Cleanser
50 Rolls Of Vet Wrap
150 Electrolyte Solution
25 Personal Lubricant Jelly

Budget

With our great donors where able to build over 100 kits this year. Thank you local businesses and individuals for donating.

Amount	Description
$4330.44	Monetary Donations
-$6202.60	Expenses Purchase First Aid Supplies and Duffle Bags
$2000	To Start 2017

2017 Goals

Goal for 2017 to continue to hand out kits and to start supplying K9 Handlers Narcan who do not have access to it through their department. Narcan helps with opioid (heroin) overdose yes, K9s are starting to be exposed to this drug and relate drugs more often. All they need is to breathe it or absorb it in their skin.

WORKING DOG SUPPORT AFTER RETIREMENT

Written by The Paw on {{ "2019-03-19T20:33:14+00:00" | date "longDate" }}

Zoetis Petcare now has the K9 Courage program to help retired working dogs get the medical care they need. This program is to help retired police and military K-9 with medical expenses.

Thank You NaturVet for your support.

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We would like to thank Naturvet for their continued support of Kits for K9's. Every year naturvet donates Pet electrolyte solution for us to include in our first aid kits. We are so lucky to have an organization like this support out K9's.

Donation for Narcan - From Lucee and Miana

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Kits for K9s mission is to train Police Officers with basic trauma care for their canine partners and give them the supplies they need to stabilize a dog to transport them to veterinary clinic.