Five Belgian Malinois, three Jack Russell Terriers, and one Labrador, with an average age of 12 years old, are to be adopted by individuals who can provide them with a happy and comfortable life in their retirement.
These experienced canine heroes have served in anti-illegal drug operations across the nation, participated in prison inspections, conducted search and seizure missions, interdiction activities, and checkpoint operations at airports, piers, and transport terminals.
"These K9s have been loyal partners in our mission against illegal drugs. Their courage, discipline, and dedication have saved countless lives and supported countless successful operations," stated PDEA Director General Undersecretary Isagani R. Nerez.
"We owe these dogs more than gratitude. We owe them a safe, peaceful, and loving forever home where they can enjoy their remaining years in comfort," added Nerez.
Those interested in adopting these dogs can inquire about the requirements on the PDEA's Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/share/14e6nbPbGsc/?mibextid=wwXIfr or email at [email protected]
Applicants must submit the application checklist and other requirements to the PDEA K9 Unit Facility at Sitio Lambakin, Barangay Sto. Cristo, San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan.
Once the required documents are submitted, applicants will be interviewed and scheduled for matching with a K9.
PDEA will continue to monitor the condition of the dog with its new fur parent.
(Photos by PDEA)
