2 more dogs complete canine training at Albion Correctional
Allie and Tux have been adopted through PAWS Animal Shelter
Photos courtesy of Albion Correctional Facility: Allie and Tux are celebrated at their graduation for complete a canine obedience program. They are joined by incarcerated individuals, Albion Correctional officials, PAWS Animal Shelter director Patty Coffee, and Dawn Spencer, owner of Eye of Oden K9 Training.
ALBION – In collaboration with PAWS Animal Shelter, Albion Correctional Facility has graduated another team of dogs, Allie and Tux.
These dogs were under the supervision of staff and two teams of incarcerated individuals. Allie and Tux were cared and guided for approximately 14 weeks.
Dawn Spencer, the community volunteer trainer, trained the handlers and supervised the program. Spencer is also the owner of Eye of Oden K9 Training in Kent and has over 25 years of experience in dog training.
Allie, left, and Tux completed training and have been adopted.
While both dogs have been adopted, Albion Correctional Facility has welcomed our next set of dogs into the program: Aaron and Adrian.
They will be working throughout the program on obedience training and the basics of good manners.
For more information about animals available for adoption at PAWS, visit paws14411.com.
Aaron, left, and Adrian will go through a 14-week obedience training program.
