TSA Puts Retired Dogs And The Ones Who Didn’t Pass Training Up For Adoption
- 9 years ago
The TSA both employs and trains numerous canines, and they are now offering some of them for adoption, free of charge.
People thinking about welcoming a dog into their homes often check out shelters and breeders, but there is another source many have not likely considered – the Transportation Security Administration or TSA.
The TSA both employs and trains numerous canines, and they are now offering some of them for adoption, free of charge.
Candidates include those who have retired and dogs that did not pass the training program.
Before rushing to claim one, there are a few things potential owners should know.
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People thinking about welcoming a dog into their homes often check out shelters and breeders, but there is another source many have not likely considered – the Transportation Security Administration or TSA.
The TSA both employs and trains numerous canines, and they are now offering some of them for adoption, free of charge.
Candidates include those who have retired and dogs that did not pass the training program.
Before rushing to claim one, there are a few things potential owners should know.
The TSA not