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Retirement Party Held For ESCO K-9s Nero And Axel
October 7, 2021
A retirement party was held Thursday for two Escambia County Sheriff’s Office K-9s.
K-9 Nero and K-9 Axel enjoyed their last day of work with pet-friendly cakes and jars of treats from Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons.
Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Retirement Party Held For ESCO K-9s Nero And Axel”
Congratulations on your retirement! Deputy Biggs your partner & best friend is sure to be spoiled!! He deserves it! Good job & enjoy
Thank you for your service Nero and Axel, hope you enjoy retirement, but I know you would rather work everyday. I pray that you two are beyond spoiled after all you’ve done, thank you so much.
I am so thankful these two hard working Shepherd’s will get to live their lives out with there partners. Partners for ever!
Nero and Axel thank you for your service and have a happy retirement.
Those are beautiful dogs. A treat to behold. I do hope there is another competition of these dogs soon and we are notified when and where it will be. These dogs and their trainers and handlers are amazing.
Thinking we’ve got a top notch Sheriff and Deputies @ ECSD. Those GSD’s look great also. Might just be me but it seems things are running smoother than before and our Sheriff is a “We Guy” not a “Me Guy’.