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K9 Program FAQMike Pohlman2024-04-05T10:48:51-04:00

ADOPT A K-9 COP PROGRAM

Answers to the most common questions regarding AKC Reunite’s Adopt a K-9 Cop Program.

Is an AKC Club sponsorship required?Mike Pohlman2024-04-05T10:42:06-04:00

Is an AKC Club sponsorship required?

Yes, we require all applications to have a registered AKC member or licensed club(s) sponsor your application.

What does a sponsoring club do?Mike Pohlman2024-04-05T10:42:54-04:00

What does a sponsoring club do?

A sponsoring club can support your department by donating or helping raise funds that would go towards the purchase of a new K-9.

Where to find a sponsoring club?Mike Pohlman2024-04-05T10:45:30-04:00

Where to find a sponsoring club?

You can search for clubs by state on AKC’s site here, https://www.apps.akc.org/club-search/#/conformation.
You can also look into becoming a member of the USPCA and having them as your sponsor, by visiting https://www.uspcak9.com/akc-k9-grant-program

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