Heroes
Casey, Badge #155
Ned’s Wish Would like to Welcome this East Coast TV Star Retired PSD Casey! PSD Casey served the Halifax Regional Municipality for 7 years along side her handler. Casey was born in Slovakia on May 10, 2014. In September 2015 Casey packed her bags and moved to the Halifax Regional
Echo, Regimental #965
PSD Echo was born on August 31, 2012 in Innisfail, Alberta. Originally, he was called Eric by the RCMP kennels, but his handler has called him Echo from the time they started working together. His entire career was spent primarily working in Kamloops and the surrounding area. Since he was
Dag, Regimental #2015
Ned’s Wish is excited to welcome another Calgary Police Services K-9 Officer Dag. Born in Kosice, Slovakia, Dag is a true globetrotter, traveling through California before arriving in Alberta in 2018. Dag is fully multilingual and can speak: Dog, Slovakian, English and French! After graduating from his police training, PSD
Jack, Regimental #7742
Retired PSD Jack or otherwise know as, Knucklehead or Ed the Hyena, joins Ned’s Wish after having served with his handler in Regina, Saskatchewan. While serving with the Regina Police Service, Jack helped their Tactical Response Team with multiple arrests. During his career, Jack was also known to be a
Fargo, Regimental #989
Police Service Dog (PSD) Fargo was born on June 2, 2013 in Innisfail, Alberta. He has worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for the entirety of his career! Fargo began his career in Stephenville, Newfoundland before he transferred to Kamloops, British Columbia where he has spent the last 5
Taz, Regimental 1002
Taz is known for his large number of successful apprehensions throughout his career. One of his most notable accomplishments involved a high-risk track of two armed suspects that had committed a string of armed robberies throughout Northern Alberta, shot a store clerk, and fled into BC. The crime duo carjacked
Fly ,Regimental # 1515
PSD FLY has just retired from Calgary Police Service on May16th, 2023 and was described not only as beautiful but “one of the best Police Dogs we have ever had”. During his retirement ceremony, Fly received the “Retired PSD” badge rocker. Fly was born in Innisfail on September 24, 2013
Paco, Regiment #1713
Retired PSD Paco, Reg #1713, worked for the Calgary Police Service for 3 years, diligently keeping the citizens of Calgary safe through that time. Unfortunately, his teeth began to break and he lost all of his Canine teeth. He and his handler were also in a car accident and Paco
Murphy, Regimental #K210
The Adventures of PSD Murphy: The International Hero Who Came with a Chew Toy Before we dive into the tales of vehicular carnage and criminal takedowns, let’s address the globe-trotting enigma that is PSD Murphy. This dog is a walking, barking international incident. He’s a hero with a French passport,
Mando, Regimental #19125
SD Mando is a 5-year-old German Shepherd Hero from the Vancouver Police Department, where he served since 2021. Mando is a fun loving, extremely energetic pooch, with a strong willingness to work and people please. With only 4 years of service Mando has had an intense career with several captures
Kyber, Regimental #1080
After eight dedicated years of service with the RCMP in explosives detection, Kyber has officially hung up her working vest and retired her sniffer, heading into a well-earned retirement. Named after the legendary Kyber crystal from Star Wars, this German Shepherd Dog truly lived up to her powerful name.
Kitzel, Regimental #1100
PSD Kitzel has been an extraordinary partner, with a remarkable ability to switch work mode on and off. PSD Kitzel began his career in Nova Scotia before moving to Alberta. His work included tracking suspects in extreme conditions, such as a grueling 12-kilometer pursuit through fields, swamps, and woods in
Harp, Regimental #1044
Ned’s Wish welcomes this blueberry loving hero of a pooch PSD Harp! Harp was born at the Innisfail RCMP Kennels on August 26th, 2015. Harp began his career in Cold Lake, Alberta servicing the northeastern part of the province. Harp has been described as the ideal police service dog! His
Glock, Regimental #1025
PSD Glock could have been named Flash as he is lightning fast, as long as all four of his paws are on Terra Firma. Over his seven year career, Glock has never jumped a fence, leaving his handler to lift the 95 lb dog over each and every one. That’s
Blitz, Regimental #1805K9
Who doesn’t like cats and is a “Big Suck” at home? Meet Ned’s Wish recent addition, PSD Blitz! Blitz joins the family from the Ontario Provincial Police, after 10 years of dedicated service to his community. This tenure makes Blitz one of the longest serving General Service Dogs in OPP
Rika, Regimental #K9-876
With almost 400 arrest and a decade of service with the Laval Police Department PSD Rika is retiring her bark. From chasing armed suspects and subduing them until her handler arrived, Rika did it all. Rika enjoyed playing hide ‘n seek… well mainly seek.During an armed robbery call Rika tracked
Morgan, Regimental #0158
Ned’s Wish would like to give a howling welcome to PSD Morgan! After eight years of dedicated service with the Halifax Regional Police, PSD Morgan is officially joining the Ned’s Wish pack in retirement. Born in Slovakia in 2016, Morgan travelled to Canada’s East Coast to begin his policing career.
Kera, Regimental #17.016BP
All of Ned’s Wish heroes have special powers, and retired PSD Kera is no different – she is a SUPER MOM! Kera had her first litter in 2019 and was paramount to the RCMP as she had produced several police working dogs through the breeding program before her retirement. Kera
Brando, Regimental #13108
Welcome to retired PSD Brando, Ned’s Wish newest recruit from the Vancouver Police Department! Brando is not new at being a celebrity. In 2018, Brando gained internet fame from a calendar photo shoot where he was wearing sunglasses and sitting in the driver’s seat of a police car.
Tru, Regimental #MWD501
As our first military dog, Tru is a true pioneer! Tru recently retired from the Canadian Armed Forces after six loyal years of service that included multiple deployments in very difficult environmental conditions that ranged from extreme desert heat to cold Canadian winters. He is a Belgian Malinois that was
Diesel, Regimental #K9-21
PSD Diesel is a retired German Shepherd who proudly served the Saskatoon Police Service for eight years, helping protect the citizens of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Born in the Czech Republic on July 4, 2015, Diesel began training with the Saskatoon Police Service in June 2017 and officially entered service after successfully
Jelly Dough, Regimental #1124
Retired PSD Jelly Dough, is the first dog registered with Ned’s Wish in 2025! Jelly Dough is an endearing German Shepherd with a flair for sniffing out trouble—and treats—has carved out a remarkable life filled with love, laughter, and a dash of heroism. Despite his prowess in tracking, Jelly Dough
Flame, Regimental #13-067
Flame is a retired breeding female who was always known to be fit, well groomed, and healthy. This was due to her wonderful broodkeeper who she lived with on an acreage in the country near the RCMP training centre! Flame was born at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre
Cairo, Regimental #1075
PSD Cairo: A Hero on Alberta Streets Cairo, née Janga, is a 9-year-old German Shepherd who dedicated his 7-year RCMP career to keeping Alberta communities safe. Born on November 28, 2016, at the RCMP Kennels, Cairo spent his entire career singularly committed to the duty of narcotics detection. His journey
Haley, Regimental #14-073
She demonstrated all of the qualities that make a perfect Police Service Dog, so she stayed behind in Innisfail to become a breeding dog! In her working years, Haley produced four litters of puppies to be considered as Potential Police Service Dogs. She passed on all of her amazing traits
Jango, Regitmental #1067
Introducing a four-legged legend who’s traded in his badge for belly rubs! Let’s give a thunderous round of applause for… PSD Jango! Dog’s Name: Jango (but you can call him “Your Furry Majesty” if you’re feeling fancy). Breed: German Shepherd, which basically translates to “Professional Level Ball Chaser” in dog-speak.
Jimmy, Regimental # 1084
Jimmy is a 7 year-old German Shepherd who was born December 27th, 2016 at the RCMP Police Dog Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta. Jimmy was trained as a specialty narcotics detection dog without aggression training. Jimmy graduated from “Kennels” in November of 2018, spent 5 and a half years on
Josie, Regimental #16-025B
Ned’s Wish is very excited to welcome this proud mama to the family. Josie is a 7 year old German Shepherd who retired from the RCMP a year ago. This sable beauty produced six litters of police dogs at the RCMP’s breeding facility in Innisfail. Her genes are as strong
Jaxx, Regimental #1062
PSD Jaxx was born in Innisfail, AB, in 2016 through the RCMP breeding program. He dedicated his law enforcement career to the RCMP in Yorkton, SK, serving from 2018 until October 2024. As a General Duty Police Dog with a narcotics profile, Jaxx played a crucial role in numerous arrests and
Halla, Regimental #1059
Halla’s handler said that he was a ‘human who was always humbled by her each and every day”. A familiar sentiment that most handlers have for their Canine partners, especially true when faced with dangerous situations. Ned’s Wish is pleased to welcome another Heroic canine to its ranks – PSD
Jett, Regimental #8311
Joining the Ned’s Wish Family after a successful career with the Regina Police Service is PSD Jett. Jett’s special talent is to stay dry at all costs, water is strictly for drinking and nothing else. Jett is a Belgian Malinois who was born in the Czech Republic on February 28th
Jake, Regimental #1935
Calgary Police Service canine Jake is a Belgian Malinois from Slovakia who moved to Canada with a passport full of stamps! Fun fact: Jake was originally named Jack, and his successor is also named Jack. Jake’s years with CPS were distinguished and he went through 3 human handlers before deciding to
Erlo, Regimental #982
PSD Erlo, lovingly nicknamed Earl, or also known as, Buffalo Head, must have been an awesome soccer player in his past life. When Erlo has no toys to play with, he finds and digs out a large round rock and uses his head and paws to push it around a
Nolan, Regimental #1183
Meet the newest, most unique addition to our Ned’s Wish family – PSD Nolan! Nolan’s got a personality as distinct as his sleeping habits. This 3-year-old champ from Innisfail, Alberta, won’t have anything to do with dog houses. Nope, he’s a rubber mat enthusiast, and he snoozes like a pro
Cruiser, Regimental #005
Welcome to the Ned’s Wish pack, Explosive Detection Dog Cruiser! Cruiser, a 14-year-old gentleman, dedicated six highly distinguished years (2013-2019) to patrolling the sprawling Metro Vancouver Transit System, a career that spanned everything from 63 Skytrain stations to a couple of boats and 1,800 square kilometers of bus routes. As the trusted partner of Constable
Kal, Regimental #23
Welcome PSD Kal! 🎉🐾 PSD Kal, a handsome 9-year-old shepherd born in Slovakia, began his career with the Medicine Hat Police Service before joining the Prince Albert Police Service in 2019. For five years, Kal worked side by side with Cst. Brown, providing backup and reassurance to every member on shift. Trained
Grimm, Regimental #1020
What is the best way to describe PSD Grimm Regimental #1020? Grimm by only by name, GOOFY by nature! Aftering providing distinguished service to the Lower Mainland and Williams Lake, BC, Grimm recently retired and is now enjoying a life of well deserved leisure. Born on July 22, 2014 at the RCMP’s
Hulk, Regimental #1032
A new local SuperHero is joining the Ned’s Wish family after a successful career with the RCMP – PSD HULK. Hulk by name, teddy-bear by nature, this loveable BEAST of a dog weighs 95 lbs. Hulk served his entire career working in the Edmonton area, based out of the Parkland
Rogue, Regimental #3075 K908
Let us introduce you to PSD Rogue, the four-legged sensation of the Durham Regional Police Service. Born in Hungary, this black German Shepherd stud dedicated seven glorious years to keeping the communities of Oshawa, Clarington, Whitby, Ajax/Pickering, and Scugog safe. Rogue, under the expert guidance of D/Cst King, was a
Brian, Regimental #K9-19
PSD Brian K9-19 Saskatoon Police Service Ned’s Wish would like to welcome to the pack PSD Brian after an exciting 8 years of service with the Saskatoon Police Service. In 2015 PSD Farley was transferred to the Saskatoon Police Service from the RCMP Innisfail Kennels, where he met his new
Hasko, Regimental #1049
As far as we know there are only 2 heroes named HASKO: one is a fictional character who fought during the 80 Years War (1568–1648), and the other – is RCMP Police Service Dog bearing regimental #1049, who’s exploits were very much performed in real life. Hasko the canine was
Kash, Regimental #1095
The name Kash stems from the Sanskrit word Akash, meaning “universe” or “sky”. The forces of the universe are strong with this appropriately named hero, who seemingly aligned mystical powers to save the life of a 4-year-old boy. So often, stories of missing children end in tragedy, and that seemed
Fraser, Regimental #1006
Fraser was born in Innisfail, Alberta. Due to the severe weather conditions facing Alberta at the time, Fraser and his Handler Cst. Wagner did the majority of their training in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. This area perfectly acclimated Fraser, as he was posted to the Lower Mainland Integrated
Boris, CPS Regimental # 1711
Ned’s Wish would like to welcome our recent addition to the family, PSD Boris – a Belgian Malinois, who was born in the Netherlands on July 19, 2015. Boris immigrated to Canada where he trained and worked for the Calgary Police Service. At 60-pounds, Boris may not have been the
Fury, Regimental #983
While the name Fury might make you nervous about this retired Police Service Dog, don’t let that fool you: he is really a sweetheart (unless you’re a criminal). Born in Innisfail Alberta in 2013, Fury went on to serve with the RCMP in the Lower Mainland in British Columbia, spending
Harley, Regimental #1048
Ned’s Wish is excited to welcome Harley! Harley served his entire 7-year RCMP career in Fort McMurray, AB, specializing in explosives searching. He was very successful at apprehending dangerous criminals but always maintained a caring personality! He was ever the charming representative, bringing a positive energy to regularly attended community
Jack, Regimental #K92
Joining the Ned’s Wish Family after a successful career with the Stratford Police Service Is Psd Jack. Jack travelled a long way to serve with the Stratford Police Service after being born in the Czech Republic on May 1st, 2014. Jack was known to be a force to be reckoned
Fantom, Regimental #993
While Fantom may have never been scared chasing down a bad guy or participating in police K9 training activities, lawnmowers are his kryptonite. Like his fellow K9 partners, Fantom comes to us from Innisfail, Alberta. Fantom served with the RCMP in Wetaskawin, Alberta. At work, Fantom was a jack of
Roy, Regimental #968
PSD Roy was born on December 13, 2012 in Innisfail, Alberta. He spent the entirety of his Police career with the RCMP and served in Fort McMurray and Edmonton area PDS. One of Roy’s greatest achievements while working in Fort McMurray was successfully tracking down a suspect who was a
Magi, Regimental #1146
It is with a mix of slobbery kisses and happy tears that we announce the official retirement of a true RCMP legend, Police Service Dog Magi (Regimental #1146). Born on August 13, 2019, Magi came into this world with a twinkle in her eye and a destiny to serve… mostly
Cole, Regimental #844
PSD Cole is a Labrador Retreiver who was born in Newfoundland and Labrador. He is retired from the RCMP and worked with Cst. Todd Shule for the entirety of his career. Fun fact: Cole was a rescue dog who was offered a job by the RCMP! He was very excited
Wodan, Regimental #MWD512
Wodan is a nine year old Belgian Malinois who bravely served in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) since 2015. He was born in Holland and had a full career in the CAF that included operational and training deployments abroad as a dual purpose K9. He retired in the fall of
Ryker, Regimental #355047
A big welcome to Police Service Dog (PSD) Ryker! After a very full career, we’re lucky to have this amazing pup at Ned’s Wish. Originally from the Czech Republic, Ryker was born in 2016. He came to Canada and served the community of London, Ontario with distinction for seven years, providing essential tactical support to
Kilo, Regimental #1085
Police Service Dog Kilo was born at the RCMP’s Police Service Dog Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta on June 15, 2017. Kilo then traveled to Quebec, where he lived and trained with an RCMP member who was imprinting him for potential Police Service Dog work. Kilo returned to Innisfail where he and his handler were partnered
Jordan, Regimental #MWD504
Jordan is the third retired Canadian Armed Forces dog to join the Ned’s Wish pack. Jordan is a Dutch Shepherd, who was born in the United States, but made Canada his home and native land. This soldier was deployed overseas on several occasions, serving at the tip of the national
June, Regimental #16-036BP
By now, it’s clear that every one of our dogs is special, but what makes PSD June even more unique is her superior genes! June was one of the RCMP’s breeding females and as such she produced 7 working dogs, 1 breeding female and 4 puppies that are undergoing
Leo, Regimental #1116
The Legend of Leo: From Elite Operations to Elevated Naps Meet PSD Leo, the German Shepherd who officially retired in March 2025, trading in his badge for belly rubs and a life blissfully free of pesky perps. Leo, a December 2019 graduate, began his illustrious career with RCMP in Meadow
Forest, Regimental #995
Run Forest, Run…and Tackle! Retired PSD Forest started tackling crime (pun intended) with RCMP Cst. Bartley in Port Alberni, BC, but soon moved to Calgary to team up with his one and only Alberta-based partner, Corporal Decelles. Forest is a one man dog – he loves Cpl. Decelles above all
Ivy/Evette, Regimental #945
Retired PSD Ivy comes from the Nation’s Capital, Ottawa, where she served as an Explosive Detection Dog posted with the Joint Explosives Unit. Ivy is not a stranger to Ottawa’s high ranking politicians as she was responsible for explosive sweeps of Parliament and other government offices for the Prime Minister
Saber, Regimental #1934
Saber, also known as ‘the tooth,’ is a Belgian Malinois from the Netherlands. He is an artist and a master pickpocket who luckily only steals from his handler. Saber’s jaw is so strong that it has allowed him to defeat the locks on his kennels in his work truck, and
Eda, Regimental #942
There are only a few dogs with boats named for them and Eda is one of those dogs. PSD Eda was posted in the Okanagan at the very start of her career and then spent most of her career in the Lower Mainland, British Columbia. Eda was involved in many police
Freda, Regimental 997
Freda worked the entirety of her career in Grande Prairie, Alberta but was able to travel throughout Canada when needed. One of the times she was able to travel was when she was part of the G7 Summit in Quebec City. It was truly exciting for her to be there!
Arry, Regimental #620
With all due respect to Star Trek’s Commander Riker, Chatham-Kent Police Service Dog Arry is more deserving of the title “Number One.” Arry wasn’t just a contender at police dog competitions, he owned them! Between 2015 and 2018, Arry won 15 first-place finishes in such disciplines as criminal apprehension, obedience, searching, tracking
Drax, Regimental #935
Introducing our seasoned and lovable new member at Ned’s Wish: PSD Drax! Hailing from the heart of Alberta, Innisfail, this wise and wonderful German Shepherd was born in 2011. Drax is no stranger to the world, having put in his years of service in Kamloops, Prince George, and Lloydminster AB.
Gando, Regimental #K9122
Greetings Gando and welcome to the pack!After a shorter than expected career with the Edmonton Police Service, this comedian loves nothing more than bike rides/runs and lounging in the pool. PSD Gando was born in February 2018 in the Czech Republic and faithfully served the people of Edmonton from 2019
Kruze, Regimental #1103
PSD Kruze is a German Shepherd who was born at the RCMP Police Dog Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta on July 21st, 2017. In addition to the tracking and search profiles Kruze was also trained in narcotics detection and in avalanche search and rescue. Following training, Kruze and his handler
Kaos, Regimental #1063
PSD Kaos — Bringing Order to the Rock, One Paw at a Time Welcome to Ned’s Wish, PSD Kaos — a Newfoundland legend who proved that sometimes a little Kaos is exactly what you need to keep the peace! Raised on the beautiful (and occasionally blustery) island of Newfoundland, Kaos served proudly
Keata, Regimental #C3000
Keata enjoys retired life with her family. She loves people and animals alike. She also loves the snow, and can’t wait to go outside and plow through it like a freight train! Keata found a second career in retirement as a cat surveillant: she often peeks through the cat door
Myke, Lethbridge Badge #28
Myke is a Belgian Malinois who was born in the Netherlands on November 12th, 2014.Myke arrived in Canada and started training with the Lethbridge Police Service in September 2016. In early 2017, Myke graduated and started protecting the streets of Lethbridge. Myke attended the Canadian Police Canine Association Trials in
Dero, Regimental #922
Dero is a purebred German Shepherd who worked for the RCMP. He was born on January 25, 2011 at the Police Dog Service Training Centre in Innisfail, Alta. Dero spent his entire career in Prince George, BC with his handler Devin Esquirol. He captured countless criminals and located many missing
Sammy, Regimental #2032
Calgary Police Service | Retired Police Service Dog Born on March 16, 2015, in the Netherlands, Sammy is a retired Dutch Shepherd who proudly served seven years with the Calgary Police Service, protecting Calgary and surrounding communities with unwavering dedication. Throughout his career, Sammy was a patrol canine. His focus and reliability made him an
Blaze, Regimental #K926
Alright, folks, make some noise for the newest, most ridiculously talented retiree joining Ned’s Wish squad: the one and only Canine Blaze! Born in Salt Lake City on May 3, 2017, and fresh off the boat from Ontario Natural Resources, Blaze spent six glorious years ensuring that fish thought twice
Jett, Regimental #3351
Celebrating the Retirement of PSD Jett 🐾 After five years of dedicated service with the Durham Region Police, Police Service Dog Jett is officially hanging up his harness. Jett began his career as a drug detection dog, using his finely tuned nose to help keep harmful substances off our streets.
Sparky, Regimental #K9-6
(French follows English) While it may not be halloween yet, PSD Sparky has a spooky story that we would love to share with you. Born in St-Casimir in 2015 PSD Sparky joins Ned’s Wish after a successful career with the Quebec City Police. While serving with the Quebec City Police
Hooch, Regimental #1029
Ned’s Wish welcomes to our ranks PSD Hooch! Hooch tries to connect to his wildside by chasing coyotes in his spare time. Unfortunately, the coyotes are too intimidated by this hero and don’t stick around to see that he just wants to play. Hooch was born and raised in Alberta
Robby, Regimental #29
🎉 Welcome PSD Robby to Ned’s Wish! 🎉 Regimental Number: 29 Breed: Belgian Pea-linois Retired from: Lethbridge Police Service Meet Robby, the most handsome pea-snatching, bad-guy-catching Belgian Malinois to ever patrol the streets of Lethbridge, Alberta. Born in the Netherlands in 2013 and raised with a nose for justice (and legumes), Robby served his community
Jimbo, Regimental #1073
Ned’s Wish is happy to welcome PSD Jimbo to its ranks. PSD Jimbo’s favorite activity in his retirement is to find the biggest tree and drag it along on his walks through the woods. PSD Jimbo comes from a solid pedigree of RCMP’s canine family, he is the son of
Zap, Regimental #30
PSD Zap: Lethbridge Police Service’s Not-So-Secret Weapon (Mostly) Introducing PSD Zap, the 7-year-old German Shepherd who dedicated five glorious, albeit slightly chaotic, years to serving and protecting the fine citizens of Lethbridge. Originally hailing from the Netherlands – because apparently, even elite police dogs have to deal with international transfers
Eryx (Erik), Regimental #970
Please welcome our newest addition to Ned’s Wish family: PSD Eryx by birth, or Erik – just because. Eat your heart out Bono or Sting, our hero Eryx has two names! Erik served his entire career with the RCMP and was first posted to Saskatchewan and then was transferred to
Recon, Regimental #0479
Recon is a remarkable 11-year-old Belgian Malinois whose loyalty and courage have left an indelible mark on the Halifax Regional Police. Throughout his impressive nine-year service, Recon stood on the front lines, playing a pivotal role in countless arrests and critical operations. In addition to exceling in patrol duties, he
Flex, Regimental #984
PSD Flex was born on April 29, 2013 in Innisfail, Alberta. He worked the entirety of his career in the Lower Mainland with the RCMP. Throughout his career, Flex worked at a number of important events such as G7 and the North Americans Leaders Summit. This was due to the
Sully
Sully: From HRM Hero to Couch King (and Tongue Model) Breed: German Shepherd (The “I’m Smarter Than You” Breed) Date of Birth: 2017-03-07 (Making him roughly the same age as that meme you can’t quite remember) Born: In Germany, the land of precision engineering and perfectly organized sock drawers. Sully
Siren, Regimental #K9-05
Let us introduce you to K9-5, better known as Siren, the German Shepherd with a nose for justice and a serious watermelon addiction! Born in the bustling metropolis of Innisfail on January 24th, 2014, Siren arrived in Moose Jaw in the spring of 2015, ready to sniff out trouble and
Alpha, Regimental #426
Alpha by name, alpha by attitude! This canine crusader showed his Victoria Police human partners what he could do on his very first call for service. When other means did not allow police to subdue a belligerent intoxicated man causing extensive damage in downtown Victoria, Alpha moved in. Even though
Jule, Regimental #1074
Born on August 15, 2016, at the Innisfail RCMP Kennels, Jule has had an incredible career filled with dedication, adventure, and countless moves. This hardworking and devoted girl began her training in Alberta. After two years, she relocated to Prince Edward Island to work with an RCMP handler. She later
Eli, Regimental #973
The Legend of Eli Police dogs lead intense lives and most retire around 7 years old. But not Eli. This magnificently handsome boy served the RCMP and the people of British Columbia for an amazing 10 years, finally retiring at the age of 12. The American Kennel Club suggests that
Locklin, Regimental #1130
Welcome Locklin! Not all heroes retire at an old age but that doesn’t mean that they haven’t had an action packed career. Even on PSD Locklin’s way into retirement he tracked and located not one, or two, but SEVEN suspects from stolen vehicles in the last 24 hours before his
Halo (Ero), Regimental #0976
Meet Ned’s Wish newest angel, PSD Halo! Did you know that Halo has seven brothers, all of whom became working police dogs across Canada! Seven cop brothers with teeth, that’s a family reunion you don’t want to miss! PSD Halo worked his entire service with the RCMP in the Red
Jace, Regimental #1087
Jace is a German Shepherd who was born on December 14th, 2016 at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta. It was quickly recognized that Jace had a gift for detection, and he was subsequently trained in the field of narcotics detection, where he graduated with honours.
Fallen Heroes
Hogan, Regimental #791
Hogan was born in Washington in 2006. He was brought to RCMP Kennels when he was 18 months old to start his narcotic detection training. He graduated in June 2008 and was teamed with Cst. Paul Paquin. Hogan worked the highways as part of the “K” Division Roving Traffic Unit
Clive, Regimental #904
Clive is a born tracker. He came into the world at the Innisfail, Alberta RCMP kennel on September 8, 2010, and, early on, he showed great aptitude for police work. His skills and drive were used to great advantage serving the people of central and northern BC from his home
Atar, Regimental #706
Ned’s Wish is excited to welcome Parks Canada (PC) K9 Atar, reg # 706, as an Honorary member of our pack. Atar was one of Parks Canada dogs, who responded to over 304 calls, had two successful avalanche recoveries, and a number of successful narcotics finds for the local RCMP
Red, Regimental #924
When you scroll through the Heroes page of Ned’s Wish website, you will notice a common trend, lots and lots of German Shepherds. While they may be the popular breed when it comes to Law Enforcement agencies, we here at Ned’s Wish would like to introduce you to PSD Red.
Case, Regimental # 892
Case was born on Jan. 23, 2010 at the Police Dog Services Training Centre in Innisfail, Alta. After training, he was posted to Fort McMurray and paired with Cpl. Don Graves. Case was a tracking extraordinaire and no amount of snow or wilderness was ever able to deter him. He
Cola, Regimental #908
PSD Cola was born in Innisfail, Alberta on August 30th, 2010. He was paired up with Cst. Bigras and the two were posted to both Red Deer and Sherwood Park, Alberta. He certainly made an impact in both postings! In Red Deer, Cola located evidence and money that had been
Cain, Regimental #889
PSD Cain was born on May 7, 2010 in Innisfail, Alberta. He worked in Vernon, British Columbia throughout his career. Cain mostly covered calls in the Vernon area while also working with the Emergency Response Team throughout Southeast British Columbia. He was successful in catching a large number of suspects
Chek, Regimental #898
PSD Chek (Chucky) was born on September 8, 2010 in Innisfail, Alberta. He worked his entire career with the RCMP. Chucky began his career in the Lower Mainland and then went on to serve G Division (Northwest Territories) and resided in Yellowknife. Throughout his career, Chucky caught numerous criminals and
Aztec, Regimental #823
PSD Aztec was born on February 11, 2008 in Innisfail, Alberta. He worked with the RCMP for the entirety of his career in the Lower Mainland in British Columbia and St.Paul, Alberta, up until his retirement in 2016. Aztec had a reputation for being a “serious” dog during his time
Argo, Regiment #959
PSD Argo was born on June 16, 2012 at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Center. He spent the entirety of his career serving the Lower Mainland Integrated Police Dog Services. He was able to work all throughout the cities that surround the greater Vancouver area. Argo has demonstrated that
Farouk, Regimental #1007
PSD Farouk was born on September 23, 2013 at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre. Throughout his career he worked in E Division and H division. He retired on October 20, 2020. Farouk had many achievements throughout his career. In April 2020, Farouk and his handler were called
Trax, Regimental #1
Retired PSD Trax has police badge #1, because he was the first PSD for St. Thomas Police Service. During his career as a PSD, Trax had many firsts: he saved the life of a woman who was missing for 10 hours on a cold winter day, he apprehended a violent
Corbin, Regimental #903
Corbin was born in Innisfail, Alberta on August 5th, 2010. He began his very exciting career in Selkirk, Manitoba with Cpl. Ron MacDougall. He was later transferred to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan where he worked with Cpl. Ryan Drohomerski. Corbin’s career was never lacking in excitement, and he was often assigned
Ecko, Regimental #964
Retired Police Service Dog Ecko is affectionately nicknamed “Swamp Rat” because of his talent for finding the muddiest body of water and lying in it. In his retirement Echo picked up a few new hobbies: hiking, swimming and adventuring. To show his appreciation to his “hoomans”, Echo rewards them with
Azur, Regimental #858
Azur was born October 16, 2008, at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre, Innisfail, Alberta. His parents were products of the RCMP breeding program. His dad “Mirko” was a proven working dog in Nova Scotia. Potential Police Service Dog Azur was assigned to RCMP Imprinter Cst. Nic Motycka and
Chet, Regimental #52458
PSD Chet was born in Innisfail, Alberta at the RCMP Kennels on August 5, 2010. He was sent to Moncton to be paired with his imprinter who soon became his best friend. He has worked in a number of locations including Wetaskiwin/Maskawcis and Fort McMurray. Chet has officially retired in
Brando, Regimental #893
Brando is a purebred German Shepherd who was born on Nov. 11, 2009 in Innisfail, AB. Brando started his career in Lower Mainland B.C. and went on to a posting in Yellowknife and then Yorkton, SK. He worked with handler Cst. Scott McLeod until 2013 when he was re-teamed with
Whiskey, Regimental #755
PSD Whiskey lived an incredible life as a police service dog and with his family. He was born on January 8, 2005 in Custer, Washington. He worked an extensive career in Kamloops for 8 years with 2 different handlers! A memorable achievement of Whiskey’s was taking more than 2.5 million
Racer, Regimental #742
PSD Racer was born on May 19, 2005 in Innisfail, Alberta. He worked his entire career with the RCMP and stayed in the Lower Mainland for the whole duration. Throughout his career, Racer caught a large number of criminals. He was known for his tracking skills! One time he tracked
Airas, Regimental #856
Airas began his formal training in April 2010 and graduated in September 2010. He was raised and worked his entire career in Lower Mainland, BC. Airas loved being a Police Dog and did his job well but he also loved interacting with people. Airas has been retired since August 2016
Cal, Regimental #910
Cal is a pure bred German Shepherd and he was born at the Police Service Dog Training Centre in Innisfail, Alta. on May 29, 2010. Cal worked for the RCMP with his partner Cpl. Colin Hack and was posted to Comox Valley, BC from 2012 to 2017. During his time
Jago, Regimental #1056
PSD Jago was born at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Center on July 17th, 2016 and was raised by Cst. Stefan Moxness in Surrey, B.C. PSD Jago graduated training in March, 2018 with Cst. Jamie Dopson of the Lower Mainland Integrated Police Dog Services and served there until August
Buddy, Regimental #866
PSD Buddy was born in July 2009 at the RCMP Breeding Program in Innisfail, AB. He worked his entire career in Quebec, mostly working within RCMP operations and protecting Canadian borders. His duties included supporting ERT operations, tracking border jumpers and smugglers, and searching for drugs, contraband, and large sums
Gator, Regimental #1016
PSD Gator was born at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre on May 1st, 2014 and was raised by Cpl. Nick Bless in the Kitchner, Ontario area. PSD Gator was teamed up with Cst. Kurt England and moved to Campbell River, BC in July 2015. The team graduated police
Eve, Regimental #943
Retired PSD Eve loves chasing hockey pucks! Eve would have been a professional hockey player if it weren’t for her career with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Eve worked out of Red Deer and responded to calls in central Alberta. One of Eve’s biggest accomplishments during her career was
Charlie, Regimental #891
There are some bonds between dogs and their humans that can only be described in books. This is one of those stories. PSD Charlie was raised and trained by Cpl. Jason MUZZERALL and then continued serving with him throughout his career in Thompson, Manitoba and Happy Valley, Goose Bay, Newfoundland.
Timber, Regimental #8884
Ned’s Wish is pleased to introduce and honor OPP General Service Dog Timber! A handsome black German Shepherd, GSD Timber was born in the Czech Republic in 2009, and started working with his K9 handler PC Kelly and the Ontario Provincial Police at just 1½ years old. Although based in
Grinder, Regimental #1023
PSD Grinder is known as a successful tracker and has located several people throughout his career with the RCMP! Grinder was born on March 5, 2014 in Innisfail, Alberta. He began his career in Kamloops, BC and was transferred to the Lower Mainland where he finished his career with the
Arek, Regimental #838
PSD Arek joins Ned’s Wish posthumously, but while he has been gone since 2015, he is definitely not forgotten. We all know that “Blood it’s in you to give” but did you know that it applies to canines as well? Arek was one of the first recipients of blood from
Boomer, Regimental # 896
Boomer was born on Nov. 1, 2009 at the Police Dog Services Training Centre in Innisfail, Alta. where he trained with Cst. Wurzinger from the age of eight weeks old. He spent his entire career with Nanaimo Police Dog Services. In 2016 Boomer was credited with saving the life of
Chip, Regimental #462
It’s our fervent wish that all the dogs who work so hard to keep us safe have long, healthy and productive lives. Sometimes fate decides otherwise, as it did on September 13, 1996, when PSD Chip was stabbed to death on the side of a mountain near Hope, BC. He
Ralph, Regimental #618-3
PSD Ralph, a distinguished member of the Regina Police Canine Unit, retired in 2025 after a remarkable seven-year career. Born in Czech Republic and acquired from Alabama Canine in 2018 at the age of one, Ralph was partnered with Sgt. Lorence, becoming his third canine companion. Ralph served diligently in
Freddie, Regimental #979
In her 9-year career of Federal policing with the RCMP in Ontario, General Duty Dog Freddie attended every high-profile dignitary visit and assisted on numerous terrorism cases in an explosives detection capacity. She supported ITF (Immigration Task Force), CDT (Controlled Delivery Team for drugs), and ERT (Emergency Response Team). Freddie
Bandit, Regimental #347
PSD Bandit had an exciting career! He searched most if not all of the 747 Planes at the Toronto Airport searching for explosives! That wasn’t his only specialty, he was also used to search for drugs, contraband, and was even used for crowd control! Bandit retired to a new family
Ronin, Regimental #765
Remembering legendary PSD Ronin, a German Shepherd with a tale as thrilling as any action movie! Born in the Czech Republic on October 10th, 2005, this four-legged hero, RCMP badge number 765, was destined for greatness. He was not just any dog; he was Ronin, an RCMP powerhouse. Immigrated in
Hooper, Regimental #1045
PSD Hooper is a no nonsense type of guy! Hooper has two top K9 teeth capped, and an image of being a tough guy. If he were a human, he would drink his coffee black and have his haircut done the same way from the same barber he’d have used
Fitz, Regimental #988
PSD Fitz was born on October 22, 2013 in Innisfail, Alberta. His entire service was in Kelowna, BC working for the RCMP. Fitz has been described as having a tenacious will and energy to work that was second to none. In the few short days before he suddenly passed, Fitz
Keg, Regimental #868
Keg was born in Prince Albert, Sask. in 2008. At the age of two, he was brought to the RCMP kennels for narcotic detection training. He graduated from training and teamed up with Cst. Pat Frenette as part of the “K” Division Roving Traffic Unit. A few years later, Keg
Cento, Regimental #897
PSD Cento was born on September 8, 2010 at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre. He worked with the RCMP for his entire career. He was at B Division from 2012-2013 and H Division from 2013-2017. Cento was a great tracker and was very successful in his ability to
Fonz, Regimental #974
The iconic character Fonz from the classic 1970s and 80s TV sitcom “Happy Days” was one cool dude. And his namesake PSD Fonz is every bit as cool, or as the original Fonz would have said when asked for confirmation, “Correctamundo”!! Fonz was born at the RCMP’s Innisfail kennels on
Zoli, Regimental # 846
Zoli was born in Innisfail, Alta. on March 28, 2008. Zoli spent his career working for the RCMP in Strathcona County, Alta. He worked for seven years with his handler, Attila Toldy, until he was forced to retire after dislocating his jaw during training. Luckily for Zoli he now lives
Titan, Regimental # 795
Titan is a purebred German Shepherd who was born on March 7, 2007 at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta. Titan worked in the Red Deer area and Calgary area with his handler, Cpl. Francois Decelles. While working with Cpl. Decelles, Titan tracked and located many
Gibson, Regimental #1009
Every single one of Ned’s Wish dogs have distinguished themselves with not only their personality and their achievements, but also with their dedication to their jobs. However, PSD Gibson takes the cake! Gibson is a special dog who has truly experienced all the RCMP has to offer. Like some of
Ezzy (Esmeralda), Regimental #12-063BP
Ezzy (Esmeralda) is the “Sporty Spice” of the dog world. She was born on September 15th, 2012 at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta. Ezzy demonstrated all of the qualities that make a perfect Police Service Dog. Despite her small stature at only 65 lbs she
Ralph, Regimental #967
PSD Ralph was born on August 31, 2012 in Innisfail, Alberta. He served with the RCMP for the entirety of his career. He started his career in Alberta before moving to the Lower Mainland, BC. From there he was transferred to Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan where he retired! Over the course
Ned, Regimental #687
Like most RCMP police dogs, Ned was born at the Police Service Dog Training Centre (PDSTC) in Innisfail, Alberta, on May 21, 2003. He was assigned to Cst. Garfield Henderson of the RCMP Valleyview Detachment in Alberta in June 2005 to be raised in the PDSTC imprinting program – supervised
Tribute for Jolt
RCMP Police Service Dog Regimental #1070 2016 – 2024 Years of Service: 2017 – 2024 Postings: British Columbia and Manitoba It is the fervent hope of everyone involved in Ned’s Wish that our canine heroes enjoy a long and healthy retirement. Sadly, sometimes fate has other plans. It is therefore with sadness
Hunter, Regimental #403
Ned’s Wish is honoured to welcome and pay tribute to PSD Hunter, who has been watching over us since his passing in 2004. Like many of his canine colleagues, Hunter was trained in Innisfail in 1992, but unlike many, he was working the streets at the tender age of 14
Timber, Regimental #799
Timber was born on January 7, 2012 at the RCMP Police Dog Services Training Centre in Innisfail, Alberta. Following his training, he worked with his handler, Sgt. Kris Chornomydz in Grande Prairie, Alberta and Portage La Prairie, Manitoba before retiring from the RCMP in June 2014. In his retirement, Timber
Ruger, Regimental #DO7
Ruger was born in Innisfail, Alberta on April 1st, 2005. He was posted to the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary with his Handler, Cst. Morgan. The two were later posted to St. John’s, where Ruger worked for the remainder of his career. Ruger was passionate about his job as a Police Service
Ice, Regimental #2252
PSD Ice was born on June 8, 2011. He worked his entire career with the Delta Police Department with Constable Carriere. In January 2017, Ice assisted in searching for suspects that were believed to be in possession of firearms. During the search, valuable evidence was discovered. This included a loaded
Hans, Regimental #6926
We are all drawn to heroes with stories of overcoming epic struggles and emerging victorious despite all odds. Our newest hero, retired PSD Hans, has one of those incredible stories that would inspire anyone to keep going, even when the road ahead looks grim. Hans was born on March 15,
Chrisa, Regimental #921
Chrisa was born on August 30th, 2010 in Innisfail, Alberta. She spent her entire career in the Lower Mainland with her Handler, Cst. Dopson. At the time, Chrisa was one of only three working female Police Service Dogs in the RCMP. A role that Chrisa took very seriously, she represented
Boss, Regimental #K9-13
While PSD Boss isn’t the boss of the house, he sure is the boss of the kitchen. Boss does not like missing his meals. He stomps around and flops himself on the floor huffing and groaning until it’s meal time, so you get dinner and a show but in reverse
Angus, Regimental #841
Angus is a pure bred German Shepherd and was born on March 21, 2007 in Innisfail, Alta. Angus worked in Innisfail in 2009 followed by the Winter Olympics in 2009-2010; Fort McMurray, Alta. from 2010-2013; and finally Nanaimo, BC from 2013-2016. His partner was Jeremy Trottier. Angus has amazing tracking
Smokey
We would like to posthumously welcome Smokey, a heroic Parks Canada Canine The 100-pound German Shepherd, with a huge personality to match, started his training with the RCMP, but the immature and headstrong Smokey, challenged the new handler to the point where he was pulled out of the training regime.
Daxa, Regimental #17
Police Service Dog Daxa had a very distinguished 5 year career and apprehended over 200 suspects. She won numerous awards, including RCMP Commanding Officers’ Certificate of Appreciation, the Best Police Officer award in Prince Albert, and she also took first place in the Canadian Police Canine Association K9 trials (think police dog Olympics gold
Ace, Regimental #871
Ace was born on Aug. 29, 2008 at the Innisfail Kennels in Alberta. He spent his career working for the RCMP with S/Sgt. Ron Field. He was involved in lots of tracking and detection work before he moved over to the provincial side of the RCMP where he assisted with
Baylee, Regimental #880
Baylee was born on November 11, 2009 at the Police Dog Services Training Centre located in Innisfail, Alta. She was posted to the Integrated Halifax Regional Police K-9/RCMP Police Dog Services Dog Section in Halifax, N.S. She covered all of the Halifax Regional Municipality from downtown Halifax to Sheet Harbour.
Charger, Regimental #7
When PSD Charger was called to a case you knew, no matter the circumstances, you were going to get a favourable result. Born in Germany in 2010, PSD Charger would go on to serve with the Guelph Police Force, as well as assisting the OPP, Waterloo Regional Police, and Brandford
Ozzy, Regimental #939
Ozzy was born on September 7th, 2011. He had a very busy career that took him around the Maritimes and into the Prairies! Ozzy and his Handler Sgt. Chornomydz were posted in New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia, each posting made safer by Ozzy’s watchful eye and naturally protective nature!
Denim, Regimental #946
Denim is a born adventurer with many talents and interests. Denim LOVES helicopters and float planes. As a PSD Denim has had a lot of experiences: he is well versed in avalanche rescue techniques, he helped catching major international drug smugglers bring drugs into Canada, he even worked on murder
Sarka, Regimental # 0924
Sarka is a Belgian Malinois who was born on Dec. 13, 2006 in Regina, Sask. She was an explosive detection dog with the Calgary Police from September 2009 to April 2017 with her partner Cst. Darcy Williams. One of her regular duties was attending the Calgary International Airport to make
Tito, Regimental #811
Tito is a purebred German Shepherd and was born on May 30, 2007 in the RCMP Police Dog Services kennel in Innisfail, Alta. PSD Tito served with his handler D.H. Sutton on Vancouver Island. Tito has tracked numerous prolific offenders over his years of service. On one occasion an offender
Duco, Regimental # K9-22
Duco was born in the Netherlands on January 16, 2008. He had a six-year career with the Medicine Hat Police Service as a cross-trained, patrol and drug detection police service dog. Duco was an extremely valued tracking dog with over 150 criminal arrests throughout his career. His extreme level of
Beatrix (Binx), Regimental #09-110
PSD Beatrix (Binx) was born on November 1, 2009 in Innisfail, Alberta. She is fully retired from the RCMP. Binx worked her entire career as a Breeding Program Brood. She successfully gave birth to a number of pups who later became working police dogs. Binx is a German Shepherd which
Dayna, Regimental #920
Police Service Dog (PSD) Dayna worked for the RCMP in Kamloops, British Columbia and Moncton, New Brunswick. Her regimental number is 920! Dayna was born on August 11, 2011 in Innisfail, Alberta. This is where the Police Dog Service Training Centre is located and where she learned all of her
Deny, Regimental #934
PSD Deny was born in Innisfail, Alberta at the Police Dog Training Center on September 30, 2011. He has worked in a number of different locations throughout his career with the RCMP. In 2013, he was posted to Red Deer, Alberta and then to Thompson, Manitoba in 2019. He retired
Falk, Regimental #980
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
Behr, Regimental #895
Behr was born at the Police Dog Service Training Centre in Innisfail, Alta. on Aug. 22, 2009. Shortly after, he was sent to Prince George, B.C. to be raised by an RCMP imprinter. Once Behr became of age, he was sent to Nova Scotia to prepare for the Basic Police
Uno, Regimental #276
Retired PSD Uno was numero uno in retrieving stray golf balls. Uno used to live on a golf course and his nightly walks would result in him diving into the bushes and coming back with several golf balls in his mouth. Uno’s ‘hoomans’ had to start carrying grocery bags on
Sherman, Regimental #772
PSD Sherman spent his career in the Saskatoon Police Dog Services Unit. His working career was nothing short of exciting! A great working memory for Sherman was when he and his Handler were called out to assist with apprehending a suspect that was very well known to police and had
Kye, Regimental #1998
Ned’s Wish is Privileged to welcome PSD Kye to its ranks! PSD Kye is a true gentleman of a dog. His entire career with the York Regional Police was spent partnered with York’s first female Canine Handler, Constable Bambrough. Kye was very protective of her and unfriendly toward any males
Hawk, Regimental #HAWK
We at Ned’s Wish have always thought that dogs are “people” and PSD Hawk has made it official! He is the first EVER dog to be recognized as a “Support Person” by the Alberta Court of Queen’s (now King’s) Bench. Hawk was the first dog in Canada to provide “in
Dezi, Regimental #930
PSD Dezi was born on November 26, 2011 in Innisfail, Alberta. She worked in the Lower Mainland District Integrated Police Dog Service. Dezi primarily worked in the cities of Delta, Surrey, and Langley in the province of British Columbia. However, when called upon, she eagerly served in other cities all
Cazz, Regimental #881
Ned’s Wish Welcomes another great spirit and Park Canada Hero the late PC K9 Cazz, Reg # 881. This gorgeous hero with sultry look was a Jack of all trades, transforming from being an avalanche rescuer, to tracking and apprehending a poacher, to proudly demonstrating his skills to the adoring
Genie, Regimental #1021
Genie has just recently retired from her career with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Once a PSD – always a PSD, Genie still chases her former work truck down the street as it leaves for work in the morning. Genie was born on March 6, 2014 in Innisfail, Alberta. She
Dave, Regimental #927
While all the heroes at Ned’s Wish have very unique personalities and interesting stories that come with them, PSD Dave’s story is extra special. Just like his K9 partners in the force, Dave excelled in all sorts of situations, whether it was using his nose to search out suspects, or
Hemmi, Regimental #650
PSD Hemmi had a knack for smelling out guns and explosives during his tenure as a PSD, but he successfully transitioned this skill into smelling out treats in retirement. Born in 2008, Hemmi is one of the oldest dogs registered with Ned’s Wish. Don’t let his age fool you: he
Timber, Regimental #816
Timber was born on May 23, 2007 in Innisfail, Alberta. He worked the entirety of his career in the Lower Mainland in BC. He regularly demonstrated a relentless energy and drive to track down and apprehend suspects. It truly was his talent. When he was amongst his family and loved
Gus, Regimental #843
Gus was born on October 4, 2008 in Whitecourt, Alta. His career with the RCMP’s Roving Traffic Unit had Gus working all over Alberta getting millions of dollars worth of illegal drugs off the streets. Throughout his career he was responsible for the seizure of 11 kg of cocaine, 1
Bruno, Regimental #MWD503
While working dogs may give off the impression of being tough with no-nonsense personalities, Bruno loves nothing more than to play dress-up with his family. He joins the Ned’s Wish family after a short, but successful career with the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). Bruno is a seven-year-old Belgian Malinois who
Scout, Regimental #47
Scout was born in Hungary in December of 2011. His exact birthday isn’t quite known, but Scout himself is certainly unforgettable! He served for the Hamilton Police Service for six years before retiring and made quite a name for himself throughout his career!In March of 2018, Scout located a 93
Cezar, Regimental #8510
If you were to ever find yourself lost in the middle of nowhere, you would hope PSD Cezar was assigned to find you, because he is an expert tracker. Cezar joins the Ned’s Wish family after a successful career with both the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) for the first four
Cyrus, York Regional Regimental #1642
Cyrus is a dog that was born to work. Cyrus is a German Shepherd who was born in the Czech Republic on July 26th, 2012 before immigrating to Canada. Cyrus worked for the York Regional Police, where he was trained in general purpose duties and cross-trained in explosive detection. Cyrus
Darby (Dark), Regimental #947
Darby, or Dark as she is more commonly known, was born on October 9, 2011. She retired from the RCMP in July 2019 from her posting in Bathhurst, NB. Dark has no shortage of energy and loves to keep busy. Her affectionate and loving attitude makes her a great addition
Hunter, Regimental #13106
PSD Hunter is neophile; he is always on the lookout for new chew toys and has never owned a blanket or bed (for long) in his life because of his bad boy behaviour. Hunter’s owner has had to hand over his credit card number several times to people who have
Viper, Regimental #K9-16
Ned’s Wish would like to honour the life of the late PSD Viper, who was registered with us after his sudden and unexpected death on July 15, 2022. Viper was an 8 year old Malinois born in Belgium. Viper was raised and trained as a pup by Cst. Miklautschk, after