K-9 Chief joins proud pack of law, military dogs aided by Project K-9 Hero
Shot in the eye during a police chase in late February, K-9 Chief’s medical retirement was recently announced by the Moses Lake Police Department. Within 24 hours, another announcement came: that Chief’s medical and food bills would be covered for the rest of his life.
Photo courtesy of the Moses Lake Police Department
Jason Johnson, left, wearing a Project K-9 Hero T-shirt, smiles alongside Flash, right.
Photo courtesy of Project K-9 Hero
Jason Johnson, left, and Flash, right, pose in uniform for a picture with the Yakima Police Department in 2005.
Photo courtesy of Project K-9 Hero
Jason Johnson, sporting a wide grin, poses next to one of K-9 Flash’s finds after serving a SWAT search warrant in 2008.
Photos courtesy of Project K-9 Hero
MOSES LAKE — When it was announced Wednesday that newly-retired K-9 Chief’s medical and food costs would be covered for life by national nonprofit Project K-9 Hero, the former officer became the 83rd member of a proud pack.
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