A dog's nose can do
what no other resource can:
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Find a child lost in the wilderness or missing from their homes.
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Follow a patient with Alzheimer's missing from a nursing home.
· Locate a skier buried in an avalanche.
· Assist law enforcement with crime scenes.
· Find live people trapped in collapsed buildings.
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Locate drowning victims.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children report that 2100 children go missing every
day. 58,000 children are taken by someone they do not know each year. Most of these searches do not
have search and rescue dogs to help find them.
http://www.missingkids.com/en_US/timeline/flash.html
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Most searches go without the benefit of a Professional
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SARDUS is the financial sponsor of www.disasterdog.org, which is a major communication tool for national and state disaster teams,
as well as other countries developing a disaster canine program.
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