POLICE AND WORKING K-9 FOUNDATION
EIN 27-2717583 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Human Services (P12)
What they do
The Police and Working K-9 Foundation Cover Your K-9 Program Has Provided Essential Safety Equipment and Training for Law Enforcement K-9 Teams In Northern California Since 2009.Although We Have Had Challenges Sourcing Supplies for Our Kits During The Pandemic and During These Years With Multiple Wars In The World, Our Hardworking Volunteers Are Able to Continue to Make Our Custom Cover Your K9 Trauma Kits, Which Are Valued At Over $300 and Distribute Them to K-9 Teams In California. Since Starting Our K9 Emergency Medical Training In 2011, Over 1875 Law Enforcement K9 Handlers From Local, State and Federal Agencies Have Attended The Life-saving Training & Received K9 Trauma Kits. We Are Proud That Our Cover Your Trauma Kits and Advanced Training Have Saved The Lives of Several K-9s Over The Past Few Years. We Plan to Offer Our K-9 Emergency Medicine Course Again In 2025.When Police Dogs Retire They Go to Live With Their Handler and Become Part of The Family. The Responsibility for The
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ContactLOUISE VELAZQUEZ TULLYTreasurer
Mailing addressPO BOX 620629, WOODSIDE, CA 94062-0629
Main phone(650) 377-0708 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emaildefendersmwdfund@pawk9.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2010
- County
- San Mateo
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