Retired K-9 Heroes

           

PLEASE DONATE TO SUPPORT THE RETIRED K-9 HEROES! Your contribution will make a meaningful impact on the lives of our retired K-9 heroes.

                                               

 

K-9 Valor was born on March 31, 2016. He began his career with the FCSO in May of 2017. During his time at the FCSO, K-9 Valor served as a dual-purpose canine helping deputies search for narcotics and keep the streets of Flagler County safe. While serving FCSO, K-9 Valor was deployed 209 times, recovered over 4,200 grams of illegal narcotics, and made 28 criminal apprehensions. K-9 Valor has attended multiple community events and has left a tremendous impact on everyone who has had the opportunity to meet him. After 3 years of service, and at the advice of the agency’s veterinarian, K-9 Valor is receiving an early medical retirement caused by a blood disorder. He will spend his retirement with K9 Deputy Smith and his family. 

  

K-9 Marko, also a German Shepherd began his career with the FCSO in 2012 and served on the K-9 Unit for 8 years. K-9 Marko was assigned to Sgt. Gimbel and deployed 796 times, recovered over 16,000 grams of illegal narcotics, and made 62 criminal apprehensions. K-9 Marko retired in January 2019 and he's been enjoying the retired life with his handler. 

K-9 BRUK, Recently retired from the Daytona Beach police K9 Unit. 

K-9 Alan, Retired from the Daytona Beach Police K9 Unit.