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MWD Adoptions, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. 12,664 likes · 34 talking about this · 4 were here. Welcome to the 341st Training Squadron Military Working Dog Adoption Page!
Military Working Dog & Law Enforcement Adoption When the military is done with a working dog, they put the dog through a series of temperament testing. This is to ensure that if the K-9 is adopted out it will be safe with the family it ends up retiring with.
1 Οκτ 2024 · Welcome to the 341st Training Squadron Military Working Dog Adoption Page! 10/31/2024 🧡 22 dogs left the kennel this month! 19 went to their forever homes and 3 were transferred to law enforcement to continue working.
Most of our dogs that become available for adoption at Lackland Air Force Base are relatively young dogs that have failed to meet training standards, while others (generally the field units) are older dogs that have completed their service and are being made available for adoption.
From birth to eight weeks, future military working dogs bred at the 341st Training Squadron are reared at the Military Working Dog Center on JBSA-Lackland in our state of the art whelping facility.
All MWD Adoptions go through Lackland AFB only. Please direct all your adoption questions directly to them. This is a Free service they offer when they have K9s available. MWD Working Dog Program.
Can I adopt a Military Working Dog? Yes. All MWD Adoptions go through Lackland Air Force Base located in San Antonio Texas. No other group has any influence on MWD adoptions. Please refer to our adoption page and contact them directly with any questions you have. How much does it cost to adopt a MWD?
