K-9 Tasha, search dog with Allegheny Mountain Rescue Group, forced to retire after cancer diagnosis
A live-find search dog with Allegheny Mountain Rescue Group has retired after she was diagnosed with cancer.
K-9 Tasha had a long and distinguished career as a certified live-find search dog, Allegheny Mountain Rescue Group said on Facebook.
Tasha was diagnosed with a serious form of bone cancer. It requires aggressive treatment and led to her retirement.
The post said Tasha will enjoy a quiet retirement with her handler, David, and her sister, K-9 Xena, who is also a certified live-find search dog.
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