Almost daily we hear of missing people or watch in horror as destruction in the form of some disaster is played before us. You can bet there is a scent tracking dog on the job searching for the victim
May 22, 2006 (Press Release) --
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
5/24/2006
Scent Tracking Dog Offers Hope For Missing Persons
Irving, Texas - May 24, 2006 -- Almost daily on the news throughout this country we hear of missing people, mostly women & children or we watch in horror as destruction in the form of some natural or man-made disaster is played before us. You can bet there is a scent tracking dog on the job searching high & low for the victim(s). Whether the tragic situation is natural or man-made hardly matters to this heroic dog. He "works" solely for the praise of his handler.
The historic & tragic events of 911 brought into the limelight the need & usefulness of scent tracking dogs and their handlers. Search and Rescue dogs from all over the country were brought into New York City to search through the rubble and ruins. These dogs worked tirelessly along side the police, fire department, and many other organizations like the Red Cross.
"It is somewhat regrettable that every few months a tragedy or high profile missing persons case, such as Laci Peterson or Lori Hacking, brings this issue to the forefront of the average American consciousness," states Janis Cazares, "but the reality is that everyday a well trained, qualified scent tracking dog can be the last hope for hundreds of missing or trapped people. Just recently Sharon Rocha released her personal story on the tragic murder of her daughter. Not only has she told her story, but she has gone a step further and generously donated the proceeds to fund volunteer organizations for continued education and scent tracking dog training. Simply put, there is a need."
The fact is that in many areas of law enforcement and privately run volunteer organizations there is a call for further training and funds for qualified search and rescue dogs, as well as for handlers. As long as Mother Nature or, as in the above mentioned tragedies, Man continues to put the lives of innocent victims in tragic & life-threatening situations that call will continue to grow louder.
Contact Janis Cazares for more insights into this topic. Ms. Cazares' latest article "Natural Instinct?: The Truth About Scent Tracking Dogs" is a Featured Article on www.scenttrackingdogs.com
Other helpful information regarding Scent Tracking Dog training can be found at: http://www.scenttrackingdogs.com
For More Information Contact:
Janis Cazares
info@scenttrackingdogs.com
http://wwwscenttrackingdogs.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
5/24/2006
Scent Tracking Dog Offers Hope For Missing Persons
Irving, Texas - May 24, 2006 -- Almost daily on the news throughout this country we hear of missing people, mostly women & children or we watch in horror as destruction in the form of some natural or man-made disaster is played before us. You can bet there is a scent tracking dog on the job searching high & low for the victim(s). Whether the tragic situation is natural or man-made hardly matters to this heroic dog. He "works" solely for the praise of his handler.
The historic & tragic events of 911 brought into the limelight the need & usefulness of scent tracking dogs and their handlers. Search and Rescue dogs from all over the country were brought into New York City to search through the rubble and ruins. These dogs worked tirelessly along side the police, fire department, and many other organizations like the Red Cross.
"It is somewhat regrettable that every few months a tragedy or high profile missing persons case, such as Laci Peterson or Lori Hacking, brings this issue to the forefront of the average American consciousness," states Janis Cazares, "but the reality is that everyday a well trained, qualified scent tracking dog can be the last hope for hundreds of missing or trapped people. Just recently Sharon Rocha released her personal story on the tragic murder of her daughter. Not only has she told her story, but she has gone a step further and generously donated the proceeds to fund volunteer organizations for continued education and scent tracking dog training. Simply put, there is a need."
The fact is that in many areas of law enforcement and privately run volunteer organizations there is a call for further training and funds for qualified search and rescue dogs, as well as for handlers. As long as Mother Nature or, as in the above mentioned tragedies, Man continues to put the lives of innocent victims in tragic & life-threatening situations that call will continue to grow louder.
Contact Janis Cazares for more insights into this topic. Ms. Cazares' latest article "Natural Instinct?: The Truth About Scent Tracking Dogs" is a Featured Article on www.scenttrackingdogs.com
Other helpful information regarding Scent Tracking Dog training can be found at: http://www.scenttrackingdogs.com
For More Information Contact:
Janis Cazares
info@scenttrackingdogs.com
http://wwwscenttrackingdogs.com
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