January 19, 2023 10:29 am
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Washougal Police Department Detective Sergeant Kyle Day kneels beside his K-9 partner, Ranger, in 2022. Ranger, a Dutch shepherd, retired in November 2022. (Contributed photo courtesy of Kyle Day)
Washougal Police Department detective sergeant Kyle Day (right) receives an award of merit for his canine companion Ranger, as WPD Chief Wendi Steinbronn (left) and Washougal Mayor David Stuebe look on, during a Washougal city council meeting on Monday, Jan. 9. (Contributed photo courtesy city of Washougal)
One of Washougal Police Department’s finest has retired to a life of belly rubs, squeaky toys and games of fetch.
Ranger, an 11-year old Dutch shepherd, performed his final duties as a member of the Washougal Police Department (WPD)’s K-9 unit in November 2022. He was honored with a certificate of merit by the city of Washougal during a Jan. 9 city council meeting.
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