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K9 Moose Visits Antrim Township During Annual Audit

Staff at the Antrim Township office received a visit from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office during the township’s annual audit.

Auditors from Boyer & Ritter were onsite completing the audit when Chief Deputy Foy arrived with K9 Moose.

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Moose is a German Shepherd born in the Czech Republic. He officially became Chief Deputy Foy’s K9 partner last week after completing several weeks of intensive training together in Texas.

Township officials said Moose demonstrated both friendly behavior and discipline during the visit, responding immediately to commands.

Moose also met the township’s Assistant Roadmaster dog, Dawson. No incidents were reported.

Information on supporting K9 Moose and needs of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is available at: https://checkout.square.site/…/OQND7Q26WIW3KPWHP2VXIQMI

Photo credits to Antrim Township, PA

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