Red Deer RCMP & VSU bid farewell to support dog

Aug 31, 2022 | 11:33 AM

Red Deer RCMP are saying farewell this week to a very special member of their team.

Harley, a black six-year-old Labrador Retriever, has been a Facility Dog for over four years, working alongside Red Deer City Victim Services Unit (VSU).

During his service, Mounties say Harley has logged nearly 700 hours, providing support to more than 300 individuals and families affected by crime and tragedy. Harley also regularly provided support at the Red Deer provincial court house and at the Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre.

Harley (Red Deer RCMP)

Red Deer City VSU and Red Deer RCMP would like to thank the following sponsors who have supported the Facility Dog Program:

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Red Deer RCMP say Harley spent many hours engaging with community and building meaningful relationships, and has made an invaluable difference to the community. His dedication to his role is highly appreciated.

(Red Deer RCMP)

Mounties further note that the process to obtain a new Facility Dog has begun, with a replacement expected by January 2023.

by rdnewsNOW Staff

Red Deer RCMP & VSU bid farewell to support dog

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