In a tweet posted on Wednesday, the YRP introduced the six pups – all of whom had just spent seven days working alongside officers, “putting their canine compatibility to the test”.
“All six dogs are ready for adoption to loving, forever homes with experienced dog owners,” the tweet reads.
The first four dogs – Houston, Walter, Banana and Emanual – are available for adoption at Brampton Animal Services, at 905-458-5800.
This week, six very good pound puppies help officers earn a position in the Canine Unit as handlers. In return, we help them find forever homes.
Our prospective handlers are paired for 7 days with a willing paw, testing their compatibility with dogs. — York Regional Police (@YRP) November 2, 2022 The last two dogs – Humphrey and Venus – are with Toronto Animal Services West and North, respectively. To inquire about Humphrey, you can contact TAS West at 416-338-6271. For Venus, TAS North can be reached at 416 338-8723.
All six dogs are ready for adoption to loving, forever homes with experienced dog owners.
First up, we have Houston, Walter, Banana and Emanuel from @CityBrampton Animal Services. If you are interested in these puppies, please call 905-458-5800. pic.twitter.com/yanGF2ADaR — York Regional Police (@YRP) November 2, 2022 YRP’s dog unit consists of 15 officers each paired with a dog. According to the YRP website, the canine unit supports frontline and investigative units by tracking suspects fleeing on foot, searching for missing persons and evidence, apprehending criminals, conducting high-risk vehicle stops or seizures, and handling and detecting narcotics, corpses, explosives, firearms weapons and ammunition.
