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Saving Lives and So Much More...
The Jail Dogs Program does even more than save the lives of hundreds of dogs and cats. It enriches the lives of the animals and their handlers with love, trust, patience, compassion, understanding, and an unbreakable bond of friendship. The handlers learn as much from the animals as the animals do from them. Countless hours are spent working directly with the dogs in obedience and even agility training. All of the dog's new found skills come home with you and them when you adopt Jail Dog. Where else can you find that?
Imagine being able to rescue an animal that rescues you right back! That's the Jail Dogs Program.
The Jail Dogs Program does even more than save the lives of hundreds of dogs and cats. It enriches the lives of the animals and their handlers with love, trust, patience, compassion, understanding, and an unbreakable bond of friendship. The handlers learn as much from the animals as the animals do from them. Countless hours are spent working directly with the dogs in obedience and even agility training. All of the dog's new found skills come home with you and them when you adopt Jail Dog. Where else can you find that?
Imagine being able to rescue an animal that rescues you right back! That's the Jail Dogs Program.
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Sometimes things align correctly in this world and some amazing things come about because of it. In this case Jail Dog Daphne has left the detention center!!!
Her adoption is not like most, hers was made possible by her handler. Daphne was on her way to becoming one of our long-term dogs, (she arrived in the program in October of 2020) due to her quirks with some dogs and people. She had bounced around from handler to handler as they would come and go out of the program. She needed an extremely specific type of adopter that had not come around until now… In March of this year a young man came into our program with a spark in his eye and a willingness to give his all to his job. He was assigned as a secondary handler to Jail Dog Daphne and that is where the magic began. Daphne’s primary handler did well with her, but there was something special in the way that Daphne responded to her secondary handler. She challenged him in all ways possible and he took on that challenge and made her the dog she is today. After just a few weeks it was clear that Daphne needed the guidance of her secondary handler, who was then made her primary. “She gave me purpose, something to focus on and a chance to do something different with my life when I get home”, stated her handler. “We needed each other, and I believe we helped each other through good times and bad.” On most days you could find Daphne and her handler out in the rec yard exercising, learning new tricks like frisbee catching, obstacles and anything else her handler could come up with. He worked with a few other handlers and had their dogs doing tricks together. We saw Daphne’s demeanor change, her willingness to be social, and most importantly, a special bond formed. We also watched as a young man found a purpose and become one of our top handlers. So last night around 7:00 pm Jail Dog Daphne and her handler left the detention center together. They both have a new lease on life and look forward to what comes next. The handler plans on continuing training dogs and has a wonderful new partner in Daphne to show what he is capable of. We look forward to seeing their success in the future! |
In loving memory
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In loving memory of Bruce. He captured our hearts when he wandered into a CVS and has embodied everything Operation Second Chance stands for. We miss you sweet Bruce man!
In loving memory of Aspen.
As sweet as he was beautiful. We'll miss you good boy! |
In loving memory of Soto.
A sweet, little gentleman. We'll miss you buddy! |
