Canine Forensics Foundation - K9FF

Several of our contracted HHRD K9 teams participated in this USACE Chief Joseph Dam project. The case study article just came to our attention.

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So this is the result of a three-day recent out-of-state historical K9 HRD project. K9s Riley, Belle and Kili did some tight gridding.

Join us in congratulating Sally and Torr. This weekend they became an official HHRD team passing our third party certification. Well done.

We are excited to support Cairn Canine Detection and Cascadia Search Dogs on this project.

With Dogs and Radar We Continue to Volunteer at Mool Mool Looking for Native American Unmarked Graves | Suzanne Elshult | Author, Search and Rescue, Dog Training Thank you Anna King with Northwest Public Broadcasting/Northwest News Network for creating this excellent radio broadcast and article about the history of (Mool-Mool) the Fort Simcoe Native American boarding school in Washington. We feel truly privileged to be able to support Jon Shellenberger and E...

Yesterday Julie and Cindy of K9FF with K9s Ruby and Riley organized a great joint historical training at the beautiful old Discovery Bay Cemetery with CSD guest handlers Kristine Lesperance and Suzanne Elshult and K9s. Beautiful day and great search conditions.

This is what Cindy ran into at a recent project in Eastern Washington. The snake did his job by warning her and she did hers by retreating.

K9s Keb, Kili and Ruby are featured in this blog post written by Holly Cook. Includes photos from a training at a pioneer cemetery. https://hollycookphotography.com/blog/archeology-dogs

Archeology Dogs hollycookphotography.com

Lynne Angeloro, Cindy Arnold and K9 Riley visiting their local Rotary.

From Sequim to the South Pacific, this company uses dogs to find human remains | Peninsula Daily News Canine Forensics Foundation trains dogs for archaeological detection

K9FF contractor Dan and Belle finding a tooth! Good girl Belle. We are glad this team has returned to the PNW after being gone for an extended period of time.

We meet some real interesting and nice people when exploring cemeteries. This group met with Cindy/K9FF and Suzanne/CSD and shared some very intriguing stories including the one referred to in the unusual gravestone on the photo. We look forward to helping Holly Cemetery locate unmarked gravestones when we train there with our historical human remains detection dogs.

Sometimes we relax together after working hard.

Day 9 on a project. Kili is patiently waiting while the humans plan a search strategy.