Dog News
Dogs play a significant role in CDCR. They help staff find contraband and offenders work on rehabilitation.
When one of the New Life K-9 program dogs needed help, Pleasant Valley State Prison’s incarcerated population was ready.
When cases of COVID-19 started spiking at California Medical Facility (CMF) leaders made the painful decision to evacuate the dogs...
Christmas arrived early this year for the staff and inmates at R.J. Donovan Correctional Facility’s (RJD) dog-training program with the...
K9 teams at each of CDCR’s 35 adult institutions have proven to be one of the most effective tools in...
After six projects and 13 subprojects, staff at the Mule Creek State Prison celebrated the grand opening of its revamped...
With Germans (Shepherds) and Belgians (Malinois) already in attendance, it’s only fitting that a few Australians were on hand for...
Central California Women’s Facility and Investigative Services Unit staff recently donated illegal cell phones to soldiers.
For a few dozen high school students, Tuesday's morning session was anything but normal. As the Florin High School students...
In 2003, the department had three institutions using dogs to sniff out contraband. Learn more about the first K-9s --...
Meet K-9s Blue and Scout. They work side-by-side with their handlers, Correctional Officer Macaria Orgazan and Sgt. Jeremy Packard as...