AMERICAN HEROES
Only a few left!
26″ x 43.25″ Paper Limited Edition – $1,950
ABOUT: SARIAH
Search and Rescue – FEMA
“After deciding to get a disaster dog I started looking in a multitude of places, including local shelters. I would go every 3 days and “test” any of the dogs that came in. After about 4 months and testing 50 dogs I was becoming discouraged. My wife was talking to a friend that had several dogs and she said she had a black lab that she wanted to give to a good home. The only thing was Sariah was very busy and needed to work or do something (PERFECT for ME). I “tested” Sariah several times and she passed with flying colors!
We are members of Arizona Task Force 1 which is part of the Urban Search & Rescue Team for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Sariah loved to retrieve anything, anywhere, anytime! She usually carried my shoes and duty boots around the house just to let me know she was ready to go to the Fire Department or rubble pile to work.”
Scott Krushak
ABOUT: SARIAH, ZLATA AND RIVER:
“A local breeder who gifted a pup from each litter to rescue groups donated Zlata to the group and me as the handler. She was deployed to the Salt Lake Olympics in 2002. She was a “tom boy” but very efficient in her energy use. She would watch the others chase toys and wait for them to return before taking it from them. River was donated to our search group by a fellow firefighter who breeds yellow labs. River was in a kennel for 5 months when her incredible “play drive” was noticed. River was very sweet, she loved to lie on top of us and be petted. River flew to Seattle with us on her first commercial flight in the cabin that is required for FEMA dogs. She was very popular and well behaved. If she had not been used as a working dog, she would have been left in a kennel, breeding her entire life. We loved her deeply.
Tom and Reeny Shannon
- Edition of 200
- Signed & numbered by Ron
- Certificate of Authenticity Included
ABOUT: SARIAH
Search and Rescue – FEMA
“After deciding to get a disaster dog I started looking in a multitude of places, including local shelters. I would go every 3 days and “test” any of the dogs that came in. After about 4 months and testing 50 dogs I was becoming discouraged. My wife was talking to a friend that had several dogs and she said she had a black lab that she wanted to give to a good home. The only thing was Sariah was very busy and needed to work or do something (PERFECT for ME). I “tested” Sariah several times and she passed with flying colors!
We are members of Arizona Task Force 1 which is part of the Urban Search & Rescue Team for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Sariah loved to retrieve anything, anywhere, anytime! She usually carried my shoes and duty boots around the house just to let me know she was ready to go to the Fire Department or rubble pile to work.”
Scott Krushak
ABOUT: SARIAH, ZLATA AND RIVER:
“A local breeder who gifted a pup from each litter to rescue groups donated Zlata to the group and me as the handler. She was deployed to the Salt Lake Olympics in 2002. She was a “tom boy” but very efficient in her energy use. She would watch the others chase toys and wait for them to return before taking it from them. River was donated to our search group by a fellow firefighter who breeds yellow labs. River was in a kennel for 5 months when her incredible “play drive” was noticed. River was very sweet, she loved to lie on top of us and be petted. River flew to Seattle with us on her first commercial flight in the cabin that is required for FEMA dogs. She was very popular and well behaved. If she had not been used as a working dog, she would have been left in a kennel, breeding her entire life. We loved her deeply.
Tom and Reeny Shannon