Dog News
Because canines play a significant role, whether helping staff find contraband or assisting rehabilitate incarcerated people, CDCR Dog News is a popular category.
Anna is unique among the CDCR K-9s, focusing her talents on emotionally supporting staff at Salinas Valley State Prison in...
Read More About Meet the CDCR K‑9s: Anna provides comfort at Salinas Valley
Kona, a young CDCR K-9 at California State Prison (CSP) Los Angeles County, is learning the ropes of the job...
Read More About Meet the CDCR K‑9s: Kona, Nala sniff out narcotics
Two CDCR K-9s working to protect Californians are Carlitos at Calipatria State Prison and Farah at the Substance Abuse Treatment...
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Bane, at California State Prison (CSP) Solano, and Ebony, at North Kern State Prison, are two CDCR K-9s working to...
Read More About Meet the CDCR K‑9s: Bane, Ebony maintain public safety
Kilo and Lola are two CDCR K-9s helping protect institution staff, the incarcerated population and the public by sniffing out...
Read More About Meet the CDCR K‑9s: Kilo, Lola hunt contraband
Ares and Chino are two CDCR K-9s protecting Californians through drug interdiction efforts in institutions and community. Every day, CDCR...
Read More About Meet the CDCR K‑9s: Ares, Chino are on the job
Kern Valley State Prison has implemented a new Canine Companion dog training program on their Level III Non-Designated Program Facility....
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The Paws on a Mission program at California State Prison-Solano provides incarcerated individuals with the opportunity to train rescue dogs....
Read More About Watch: Paws on a Mission finds meaning in training
A partnership between Wasco State Prison-Reception Center (WSP-RC) and PAW Estate Rescue & Shelter reached a milestone April 21 as...
Read More About Rescue dogs graduate WSP‑RC training program
San Quentin celebrated its third annual puppy graduation partnering with Canine Companions and pairing incarcerated individuals with service-dog prospects. Dozens...