A SPECIAL SALUTE WAS HELD FOR THE K9, WHO WAS DIAGNOSED WITH TERMINAL CANCER

Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Office member, K9 Candy, was in the force since it was 2014. She had helped in 2,900 operational searches, and has efforts in seizing 278 pounds of illegal narcotics.

With her handler, Master Deputy II Anthony “Tony” Natalzia, she lived a long time, as he said, “She went everywhere with me, you see these dogs more than you see your family.”
But as the years had passed, she grew older and became 11, and recently she was diagnosed with a terminal cancer form.
“It was in her lungs, it was everywhere,”
“The vet said there was nothing they could do and I couldn’t even comprehend it – we had only gone for a routine visit.” Her handler said.
Later on, it is decided that what is best that is to put her down, before she start to suffer more from the disease. And for that, there was a special saluting held for her, for her final walkout from the service.
“You think you’re going to have some time with your dog after they retire so I feel cheated on that end of it but as a responsible handler there was no way I could let her suffer to be selfish,” Natalzia said.
Rest in peace Candy, thank you for your services.

Police K9 diagnosed with cancer gets saluted by her entire team in her final walkout 🐕🚨
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