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Media Highlights: The First Redemption Ranch K9 Cadets
At Redemption Ranch, we are proud of our roots and the success of our very first cadets, whose stories of transformation and triumph continue to inspire. Our very first Rescues-to-K9s, which has spurred the growth into the launching of the nonprofit organization we are today, has been featured in various articles and videos. Explore the journey of our canines from abandoned shelter dogs to highly trained police K9s, and see the real impact they’ve made in their communities.
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"Plainfield Police Welcomes Hendricks County Animal Shelter Rescue As Newest K9 Officer"
Featured on 98.9 WYRZ
The Plainfield Police Department welcomed a new K9 Officer to their department on Thursday, June 1, 2023, the dog, Echo, comes as a rescue from the Hendricks County Animal Shelter.
"Plainfield PD adopts K9 from animal shelter, trains him to join the force"
Featured on WRTV - ABC Indianapolis affiliate
The Plainfield Police Department gained a K9 officer this week with their adoption of Echo from the Hendricks County Animal Shelter.
"Plainfield Police Adopt Dog From Shelter; Begin K9 Training"
Aired on Fox 59 News - Fox Indianapolis affiliate
A new initiative by the Plainfield Police Department is focusing on giving shelter dogs a home and a purpose.
"Rescue dog ‘Newt’ inducted as therapy, gun detection dog for Plainfield police"
Aired on Fox 59 - Fox Indianapolis affiliate
In a story of “tragedy and triumph,” Plainfield police’s four-legged crime fighter was initially found in April 2023 suffering from multiple injuries caused by animal cruelty and brought by Plainfield police to the Hendricks County Animal Shelter.
"Plainfield Police Welcome K9 Newt To The Force"
Featured on WISH TV 8 - Indianapolis
A spunky rescue boxer named Newt is moving on to the next chapter of her life as the newest K-9 officer to join the Plainfield Police Department.
"Plainfield police welcome K-9 Newt to the department"
Featured on WRTV 8 - ABC Indianapolis affiliate
Newt, a boxer mix, was a victim of animal cruelty whose owner was recently convicted of many criminal charges, the department said.In April 2023, Newt, along with another dog, were both rescued from an abusive owner and rushed to a veterinary intensive care unit.
Video: PetPalsTV
Video: Fox 59 News
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Our journey started with a simple goal: to give shelter dogs a second chance at life. With the help of our supporters, we’ve been able to transform lives—both for the dogs and the communities they now serve. Stay connected with us and see how you can make a difference.
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