Retired TSA bomb dogs need homes (5 pics)
The Transportation Security Administration is retiring some of their bomb-sniffing dogs and the agency is hoping there are good people out there to take them in.
The dogs up for adoption are either retired of didn’t get through the explosives-detection training. They are usually German short-haired pointers, Labrador retrievers, German shepherds, and Belgian Malinois between 2 and 10 years old.
Something to keep in mind. “Most of TSA’s dogs have lived in kennels, not houses, and thus are not familiar with living in a home environment,” the TSA said.
The dogs are located in San Antonio, Texas. If your application to adopt one of the dogs is approved, you will have to travel there to pick up the pooch.
To apply, contact the TSA Adoption Coordinator at: AdoptaTSAcanine@OLE.tsa.dhs.gov.
[ Fox 5 NY ]
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