When police dogs retire, they can typically be adopted by their handlers or other service members. If that's not an option, they may be adopted out to the general public. Adopting a retired police dog is a good
makes some of those participating in the march “very fine people,” but African-Americans silently and peacefully kneeling during the National Anthem in protest of white supremacy and police brutality against people of color makes them “sons of bitches” who should be “fired” from their jobs...
000 dogs who work for police, sheriff and highway patrol departments, homeland security, the FBI, and countless other law- enforcement agencies retire. They are too old to do their jobs. And