UNC-Chapel Hill mourns beloved K9 Buddy who worked with FBI
Posted Sep 5, 2017
The UNC Police Department lost a beloved member of its team Tuesday. The department announced on its Facebook page that longtime UNC police K9 “Buddy” has died. Buddy, who was 12, served in the department for eight years from 2007-15. A full-blooded Labrador retriever, Buddy was certified through the International Police Work Dog Association.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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