ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (BLOOM) — After a lifetime of service and loyalty, many retired working dogs end up in shelters, an ending they don’t deserve. Each year, about 6.3 million pets enter U.S.

Callie spent six years with the 123rd Special Tactics Squadron, logging 750 hours of flight time, rappelling out of helicopters, parachuting and helping airmen locate people in disaster zones. By ...

Learn the benefits and processes of adopting retired or failed K-9s. Reviewed by Amy Fox, DVM When police dogs retire, they are usually adopted by their handlers or other service members. If that's ...