Shelter dogs Stryker and Storm have completed narcotics detection training and are now serving with two Monroe Township officers.
MONROE TOWNSHIP, NJ — A shelter dog rescued less than an hour before he was scheduled to be euthanized is now one of two narcotics detection dogs serving Monroe Township, police announced.
K9 Stryker, rescued from a Los Angeles shelter through K9 Protectors, has completed training with Officer Richard Diaz. The department’s other new team pairs Officer Jake Lloyd with K9 Storm, who was found roaming in Virginia and later returned to a shelter after a brief adoption.
“Both teams have successfully completed their training and are now officially serving the Monroe Township community,” the Monroe Township Police Department said…