It’s with a heaviness of heart that the North Carolina Highway Patrol reveals the death of K-9 Max on Monday. Max, an extremely trained K-9 with the Highway Patrol, unexpectedly and suddenly died due to a health problem.
Max was a precious member of the Highway Patrol and was trained to deal with the Patrol for the last 3 years. Throughout this time, he strove to safeguard and serve the residents of North Carolina. He was a faithful partner to his handler, Corporal Chris Wilkins, and the 2 were inseparable.
Max was a German Shepherd and Malinois mix, and was a really active pet dog who liked to run and play. He was constantly excited to go to work and was constantly prepared to assist the Patrol with whatever they required. Whether it be looking for suspects, tracking lost people, or collaring crooks, Max was constantly up for the job.
Max was an important member of the Highway Patrol’s K-9 system and was extremely competent in detection and apprehension work. He had an impressive performance history and was constantly applauded for his work. He was a cherished member of the Patrol and will be missed out on very much.
The Patrol has actually provided their acknowledgements to the Wilkins household, who are handling the loss of a cherished relative. Max was more than simply a K-9 partner to Corporal Wilkins, he was likewise a cherished animal and pal.
The Patrol wishes to thank all of those who have actually connected to use their acknowledgements and assistance throughout this challenging time. Max was a brave and devoted partner who served vigilantly and honorably with the Patrol. His death is a terrific loss and he will be considerably missed out on.
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