A dog that was not adoptable lands a job with as a K9 officer

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I have to give my special respect to Nampa Idaho Police Officer Selena Tlucek who works as a school resource officer at the East Valley Middle School along her K9 partner a mixed breed heeler named Huck. Huck was formerly named Bud who spent the majority of his time in an animal shelter in Utah before Selena adopted him from the Meridian Canine Rescue in 2018 after Huck spent one year at the shelter in Idaho. Selena asked her superiors at the Nampa police department to have Huck join the police force as a drug sniffing dog since there was a need to have a drug sniffing dog in the school region since it is apparent that illegal drugs are also a problem in the schools in that region. After the request by Selena to adopt Huck was granted, Huck was adopted by his new owner. After Huck passed all of the test required to join the police force, Huck became a K9 unit officer before the start of the 2018-19 school season. It is nice to see a dog that no one wanted to adopt due to his high energy level which turned off his potential owners has found a new line of work with the Nampa Police Department.