When PSD Falk was on duty, his human officers knew that no matter what they faced that shift, Falk would have their back.
Falk was incredibly courageous: he was always willing to jump in to defend his human counterparts no matter how scary the offender was. But Falk was also an ally to the vulnerable, such as those suffering from mental illness. On multiple occasions, Falk was called in to help locate many such people. This included a situation on Falk’s very last shift, when he was called on to locate a suicidal person. This was a fitting way to close out his career, saving one more life.
PSD Falk was seconded to the Lower Mainland Integrated Police Dog Service Unit, which while stationed in the Lower Mainland, took him from Pemberton all the way to Hope, British Columbia.
While Falk was a K9 member of the New Westminster Police Department, he was born and bred from the RCMP breeding program in Innisfail, Alberta.
Falk’s life in retirement consists of him going on hikes with his owner. Falk has also taken up a new hobby, of walking on his hind legs just like a human. But most importantly, Falk’s new a skill allows him to raid his family’s pantry! Those treats are well earned. Bon appetit Falk!
