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.
With Germans (Shepherds) and Belgians (Malinois) already in attendance, it’s only fitting that a few Australians were on hand for...
Read More About K‑9 expansion finishes with academy graduation
Central California Women’s Facility and Investigative Services Unit staff recently donated illegal cell phones to soldiers.
The California Rehabilitation Center (CRC) recently said goodbye to K-9 Goose who faithfully served the institution for nearly six years....
Read More About K‑9 Goose retires after bountiful CRC career
For a few dozen high school students, Tuesday's morning session was anything but normal. As the Florin High School students...
Read More About CDCR K‑9 officers discuss careers with high school students
The K-9 program, part of CDCR’s dogged efforts to keep narcotics and contraband out of state institutions, was pioneered by...
In 2003, the department had three institutions using dogs to sniff out contraband. Learn more about the first K-9s --...
Read More About 2003: For these four‑legged employees, work is always fun
Meet K-9s Blue and Scout. They work side-by-side with their handlers, Correctional Officer Macaria Orgazan and Sgt. Jeremy Packard as...
Read More About Typical K‑9 Officer team day is never boring