Donation saves Pacific County sheriff's K9 program
SOUTH BEND, Wash. (AP) - A donation from a Tokeland business will keep two police dogs working another year for the Pacific County sheriff's office.
The office says it would have had to discontinue its K9 program without the $2,700 donation from Chief Lighthouse Charlies, a tobacco and gift shop on the Shoalwater Bay Indian Reservation.
KXRO reports the sheriff's office has two four-legged law-enforcers, a drug dog named Simon and a tracking dog named Diesel.
The office says it would have had to discontinue its K9 program without the $2,700 donation from Chief Lighthouse Charlies, a tobacco and gift shop on the Shoalwater Bay Indian Reservation.
KXRO reports the sheriff's office has two four-legged law-enforcers, a drug dog named Simon and a tracking dog named Diesel.
Kudos to Chief Lighthouse Charlies!