Cane, a police dog, helped find two boys who went missing in a remote area of Manatee County, Florida. The bloodhound, which belongs to the local sheriff’s office K-9 unit, picked up their trail and led his handler to the children, who were hiding in dense brush, in just 10 minutes. Both boys were released into the care of relatives.
The search took place in late October in a rural part of Manatee County. Among those involved was the sheriff’s office aviation unit, which searched the difficult-to-access terrain. The breakthrough came when Cane, a trained bloodhound tracking dog, joined the effort. According to WFLA, the animal quickly picked up the boys’ scent trail and led officers to where they were.
The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office released a video documenting the end of the search. It shows the dog’s reaction after finding the children, as well as an officer praising him for a job well done. “Cane, good boy! You found them, Cane. That’s a good dog,” the officer said.
“When searches get tough, sometimes it takes a nose like K-9 Cane’s to get the job done!” the sheriff’s office said in a statement posted on social media.
Video source: Facebook / Manatee County Sheriff’s Office
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Source: Słoneczne Radio
