Saturday, September 26
Florida Offers $5,000 for Retired Police Dog Vet Bills
Most states provide no comparable payment for veterinary care after police dogs retire.
Florida is offering handlers up to $5,000 a year to help cover veterinary bills for retired police dogs. The support applies after the dogs leave police service and remain with their handlers. Most states provide nothing for these medical costs, making Florida an exception for retired law-enforcement dogs and the people caring for them.
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