All of us at Associated Humane Societies are honored to be able to protect another working K-9, Cap. Cap, a two year old Belgian Malinois, is a recent graduate of the K9 program for the Middletown Police department. Cap will be partnered with Middletown Patrolman Steve Greenwood, and we are thrilled to be able to provide Cap with a bullet-proof vest donated through our Vested Interest Fund program.
Our Vested Interest Fund was established in June, 1998, in honor of a working K-9 named Solo. Solo was a three year old German Shepherd that had an exceptional record of locating many missing persons and apprehending several criminal suspects. Sadly, he was shot and killed in the line of duty in Asbury Park, NJ. We established our Fund and vowed to protect as many working K-9s as we possibly could with the help of donors who support this Fund. Since 1998, AHS has vested over 1000 working K-9s! Click here to make a donation to our Vested Interest Fund.
Cap was all smiles and tail wags when presented with his new vest by AHS CEO, Jerry Rosenthal on June 10th, and we’d like to wish Cap and his partner, Officer Greenwood, the best of luck and safe days ahead in the future. Pictured here from left is: Middletown Committeeman Ryan Clarke, AHS Mobile Unit Coordinator Pam Parisio, Middletown Deputy Mayor Rick Hibell, Officer Steve Green and Officer Cap, AHS CEO Jerry Rosenthal, AHS Tinton Falls Manager Veronica Ehrenspeck, and Middletown Det. Anthony Dellatacoma.
Cap with Officer Greenwood and CEO Jerry Rosenthal
