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Our Dogs
Each K9 has a minimum training requirement of 4 hours per week. Our fund provides much needed resources to offset budget deficiencies to support training needs and daily operations.
Our Sponsors
Without our sponsors we could not provide the needed funds support these K9s. Every member of our Board is 100% volunteer. All of our funds go directly to the K9s. Please consider a tax deductible donation to support our cause.
Get Your RUCK Out
Get your ruck’s on your back!! Please join us Saturday, June 3 for “Copper the Bloodhound’s K9 Miler” benefiting Chesapeake K9 Fund through beautiful Annapolis, MD! After party at Heroes Pub. 1 Riverview Ave.What is Rucking? Rucking is simply walking or hiking while carrying a weighted rucksack or backpack. It’s a staple of international military training, as soldiers must be able to carry weapons, food, and other supplies for long distances, according to a 2010 paper in the Australian Army Journal. You’re given your waypoints, you plan your route, then you’re off! There are no push-ups or smoke sessions, that’s not this event. It’s just you, your rucksack, your team and the miles! This is not to be underestimated!Proceeds to benefit the Chesapeake K9 fund.
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Run/Walk for the Blue
Support the paws that enforce our laws. Our 5K Run/1Mile Walk is scheduled for November 5, 2023. Registration is OPEN 5/4/2023.
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On The Right Track 🐾s

***PRESS RELEASE*** January 11, 2023Hyattsville Maryland On January 10, 2023, local non-profit, Chesapeake K-9 Fund, donated a SEKR Scent Vacuum to Hyattsville Police Department K9 Unit.The Hyattsville Police Department staffs 5 K9s 🐕 K9's Knox, Rudy, and Dino are Belgian Malinois, used for narcotics detection. K9 Nola, a retriever/labrador mix is a Certified Facility Dog and Comfort Dog.
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Our Cause

  • Every year, K9 Unit budgets are submitted to their departments. Most of these budgets get approved for the funding they need to keep these units strong and operational, however,  approved budgeted funding, in many cases, is categorized as "General Allocation".
  • When a dog gets injured or needs to be replaced, or when equipment fails, there simply isn't enough money in these budgets to offset the emergency costs.
  • An appeal to get emergency funding by a department can take months, and there is no guarantee that the funding is even available.
  • When a K9 needs an emergency surgical procedure,  a heat alarm sensor fails, more security is needed in a govt. building, or more units are needed to handle the current narcotics crisis, funding is needed immediately.
  • Chesapeake K9 Fund has a policy in place that mandates any item or K9 donated to a department is purchased from the Chesapeake K9 Fund and then that item or K9 is placed into the hands of the requesting department.

What We Do

We raise funds to support law enforcement K9 units and their efforts to protect our community.

  • Drug Enforcement
    Cheasapeake K9 supplies K9 units with heat sensor alarms, SUV crates, bullet and stab resistant vests, and much more.
    Missing Persons
    We provide thes K9 units with scent vacuums, training aids, deployment gear and more.
    Explosive Detection
    These K9s sweep our stadiums, school, government municipal buildings, and many public events to keep our community safe.

Testimonials

What our K9 Officers have to say
"I can't thank K9 Chesapeake enough for my first aid kit, heat alarm, and bathing station. You guys rock."
Roxy
"You guys are great.! Thanks for outfitting all 14 of us in our unit with vital deployment needs to keep us safe while we are working."
Prior, MD TF-1 - Live Find
"Thanks for purchasing me. My mission is to serve the town of Denton to combat the narcotics epidemic. I'm their new secret weapon."
Tide, Denton Police - Narcotics
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