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Saving Man's Best Friend

Police K9s put their lives on the line every day to protect their handlers, fellow officers, and civilians. KILO-9 is helping return the favor.

In the Line of Duty, Every Second Matters

Police K9 handlers must maintain their composure in stressful situations to maximize the chances of survival. Existing training programs don’t adequately equip these officers to think clearly under pressure to provide necessary first aid for their K9 partners.

KILO-9 is on a mission is to change that. We provide relevant and realistic training to law enforcement officers so that they can provide critical life-saving treatment in the field to injured K9s.

What We Do

Hundreds of Police K9s Have Paid the Ultimate Sacrifice

Even with protective gear and modern equipment, the number of K9 deaths and injuries has not significantly decreased over the years.

We need your help. Make a donation to the KILO-9 Foundation today to help us provide appropriate first aid training and life-saving medical supplies that will save K9 officers’ lives.

Real-life Scenarios for Real Officers

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The workshop… was by far the most critically important to a K9 Officers survival I have ever attended. The training was practical and relative to teaching officers critical incident skills.

P.O. Troy CaiseyHead K9 Trainer
Boston Police K9 Unit
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I’ve been in the military/police for 15 years now and this was hands down the BEST training I have ever been to.

Tara Lee BurkeSummerville Police K9 Unit
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The true warriors, the ones that will make a difference... are the ones that you made the biggest impact on in this class and I think at the end of the day that’s really what your guys are concerned about… You guys are top-notch. Could not be more impressed.

Matt ToutAlpharetta Police Department

Get Your KILO-9 Merchandise

Help spread the word about our mission by sporting your very own KILO-9 t-shirt or hoodie! 100% of proceeds support our programming.

 

 

 

 

Remembering Sergeant Conley Jumper

Sgt. Jumper passed away in the line of duty on Tuesday, October 20, 2020. Sgt. Jumper served the Greenville County Sherriff’s Office and the men and women of Greenville County for 28 years. During that time, he was accompanied by canine partners, K9 Vito, K9 Rik, K9 Vinnie (pictured), and K9 Tango.

Sgt. Jumper was an amazing K9 handler and someone we are proud to have called teammate.  His family has blessed us with the privilege of accepting donations in his honor to continue our mission of serving other K9 handlers.   Please donate in Sgt. Conley Jumper’s honor.

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