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Hatboro Police K9 Unit
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About this campaign
The Hatboro Police Department is partnering with Elm Street Hatboro & Hatboro Federal Savings; we are seeking assistance to start our first K9 Unit. HPD is trying to raise approximately $40,000 by February 2019. The Hatboro K9 Unit is being completely funded by private donations. We are attempting to start this unit without any additional burden to the tax payers. That means we need a lot of help from a lot of generous people like you!
A Police K9 Unit joins the local community with the police department in an effort to increase officer safety, add tracking abilities to locate missing and endangered persons in a timely manner, solve crimes more effectively, and discourage criminal activity. The addition of a K9 Unit to the Hatboro Police Department broadens our capabilities of service to make Hatboro a safer community. A K9 also serves as ambassador to strengthen public relations between the community and local law enforcement.
A K9 unit will not only help the community of Hatboro but also assist Montgomery County with drug enforcement, locating missing persons, and the apprehension on wanted subjects.
Thank You for your help.
K9 Louie from the Penn Vet Working Dog Center has been selected as badge #59 for the Hatboro Police Department.
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I’m a big fan of Rydog aka Ryan
Love the Hatboro PD and everything our officers do for Hatboro! I'm so excited to meet Louie when he arrives!
Sgt Andrew Valleley is a great guy and friend and works very hard to keep the Hatboro community safe! I think adding a K-9 unit is a wonderful idea and I wanted to support it!
Great program that will help the Hatboro community and it's first responders.
Officer Allen is a cousin and my best friend was also K9 officer.
Love dogs and dogs being used for good and Karen is an old high school friend.
Officer Allen is putting in some seriously hard work getting this going. Support this!