Quartermaster George “Georgie” is now retired from his working career. Georgie was a FEMA Type 1 Human Remains Detection Dog with California Task Force 3. Georgie was deployed to national disasters such as the Camp Fire, Montecito mudslides, and hurricanes on the east coast. He was also deployed locally many times to search for victims of fires or other incidents.
Search dogs update
Wrapping up an incredible weekend at the NorCal US&R disaster training. Nearly 100 canine search teams from the US&R and wilderness worlds came together at three sites to prepare for the next disaster. We had a special guest Chief Schapelhouman on Sunday for an impromptu history lesson. Thanks to the canine teams of @ca_tf3, @oaklandusar4, and @catf7sacramento. Thanks also to our speakers Chief Larry Collins and @michael_ellis_school. Follow @hdsearchdogfund for announcement of 2026 dates soon!
– Tim Howeuling

Quartermaster George gets his trading cards!


Quartermaster George
Xoey passes cadaver dog test!
Xoey passed her cadaver dog test with NAPWDA — the North America Police Work Dog Association. This is a national organization that tests to LE standards. The test went for 3 days.
Xoey is now Certified Cadaver Dog, NAPWDA.
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