Furry members of the force: NYPD swears 4 new K-9s as support animals
The NYPD made history Wednesday by swearing in four K-9s to serve as emotional support animals in its employee assistance unit.
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Aug 4, 2021, 11:39 PM
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Updated 994 days ago
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294ds agoThe NYPD made history Wednesday by
swearing in four K-9s to serve as emotional support animals in its
employee assistance unit.
The animals will support both members of the service and the community.
A sergeant, two detectives and a
police officer joined in on the two-week training at Bedford Hills Correctional
Facility.
The group worked alongside female prisoners who worked with the dogs since they
were puppies.
