Vancouver Cops, Four-Legged Pals Pose For 2019 Police Dog Charity Calendar

Vancouver police have released their 2019 canine calendar, starring action-packed and cuddly photos of their police dogs. The $15 calendar features police dogs and their handlers in their best crime-fighting poses and was created by retired Sgt. Mike Anfield in honour of his wife, Candy, a police officer who died of breast cancer in 2004. Since 2010, calendar sales have raised more than $200,000. All proceeds go to the BC Cancer Foundation and BC Children’s Hospital Foundation.

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Meet 2 of the 16 @VancouverPD's police dogs. Here's PSD "Hawk" @PSDHawk(left) and PSD "Vader" (right). You can see them and their pals in the new 2019 Canine Calender, which will be at select locations on Oct. 26.@NEWS1130 #News #dogs #Police #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/NNXjHhyqsK

— Sean Holden (@BcitSean) October 22, 2018

Constable Warren Butterman and his furry partner "Hawk" @VancouverPD, with their new 2019 Canine Calender. Funds raised go directly to the BC Cancer Foundation @bccancerfdn and Childrens Hospital @BCCHF. @NEWS1130 #police #dogs #News #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/sg3TsAw8wx

— Sean Holden (@BcitSean) October 22, 2018

After a lengthy interrogation, PSD Jack/Cst. Howson-Jones got https://t.co/7dQjzqhvPn to confess that the 2019 #VPDK9 Calendar is the best one ever! Case closed.
Come see us at W.Georgia/Granville Oct. 26th, 7am-10am! @bccancerfdn @BCCHF (PC: @AdamandKev) IG: @mrbentley_thedog pic.twitter.com/96Ck3V8Wwp

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 22, 2018

Today we launch our 2019 #VPDK9 Calendar in support of @BCCHF & @bccancerfdn. We want to acknowledge the teams of amazingly gifted & generous photographers that made this happen:@lisakaulback @AdamandKev @anickviolette @ballephoto IG: @morrisphoto IG: @mrbentley_thedog #thankyou pic.twitter.com/Yj3P2iKIXo

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 22, 2018