EARS donates 100th K-9 first aid kit to save police dogs
<p>Connecticut's only Emergency Animal Response Service (EARS) donated its 100th K-9 medic kit to a local police department. </p>
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Aug 20, 2018, 10:49 AM
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Updated 2,320 days ago
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Connecticut's only Emergency Animal Response Service (EARS) donated its 100th K-9 medic kit to a local police department.
A total of 24 K-9 officers were killed in the line of duty last year.
The emergency response team also created a K-9 critical care program.
EARS plans to create and donate 20 additional kits in the coming weeks.
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