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To activate the team to find a missing person, please contact us on our 24-hour alerting number
888-775-8871
Please note: We can only respond to requests for our services from applicable local, state and/or federal responsible agencies.
Missing Pets - we do not search for missing pets. If your pet is missing, you can find help at: http://www.lostapet.org/index.php
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There are four main areas of search training for a unit. VSRDA specializes in Wilderness, but also sends dogs out in searches concerning: Disaster, Human Remains Detection and Water Recovery.Each specialty requires different skills for both the Handler and the canine.
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Human Remains Detection
While finding missing subjects in wilderness and rural settings is our primary mission, many of our canine teams are trained for other specialties. Several of our teams are trained in human remains detection and have worked successfully to help resolve criminal investigations.
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Dog teams have a very special role in the world of search and rescue. The proper use of search dogs in search problems can drastically reduce the number of personnel and hours required on a search and increase the probability of detection of the missing subject.
A trained dog's extremely sensitive hearing, night vision, endurance, and keen sense of smell have continually proven to be invaluable in the effort to locate missing persons. Because of their extraordinary abilities, dogs are often able to reduce the search time and thereby increasing the chances that the person will be found alive.
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learn about using SAR dogs...
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