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Missing North Port woman found alive by K-9
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A missing 76-year-old woman was found wandering in the woods by a K-9 in Charlotte County.- Likes: 111
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That’s a good boy. 11/10
Good boy!!! Glad she was found!
Good job
Good job! Stephanie Struble
Great
12 members attended training classes over the weekend at EKU Center for Wilderness & Outdoor Public Safety and are now Wilderness First Aid certified. Topics covered included patient assessment, patient movement in Skeds, Junkins, and a variety of improvised litters, bleeding control, shock management, and spinal care. It was 2 days of not only book training but also great hands on training as well! ... See MoreSee Less




Thank you all for your time to help others stay safe and keep enjoying what you do 👍😎
Thank you for your service and God Bless! ❤️🙏
Thank you 💕
Great opportunity happening TONIGHT with Best-selling Author, Tracker, Certified Master Naturalist, and professional instructor/speaker on backcountry skills...Craig Caudill! ... See MoreSee Less
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We suspect it's hard to love a Rescue Team volunteer.
We are away from home. A lot.
We spend money on batteries, gasoline , backpacks and things that take food away from the table and presents from under the tree.
We leave without notice, disrupting plans and forcing you to suit the timetable of The Missing Person rather than our own.
We wake you up with our late home-comings and early starts.
We put the washing machine through tortures it really shouldn't endure.
We struggle to enjoy the woods without looking for things that nobody should find. And we can't drive across a bridge without checking the riverbanks.
We're often quiet, not sure how to share the memories of things we've seen without ruining your dinner, your evening, your breakfast.
We trod the mud through the hallway when it was dark; sorry.
We spend our weekends rattling tins in supermarkets rather than with the kids, often seeing our team mates more often than our families.
We know that what was written in the press wasn't what happened, but we can't talk about it. In fact, we can't talk about a lot of what we do.
And we struggle to explain why we pay for the privilege of going out in all weathers, at all times of the day, to search for people we've never met, will never know, and who will never know our names. We don't get medals or rank or often even thanks from those involved.
But neither do you, who support us with our passion. We appreciate you, our partners, families and friends who don't question our commitment or roll your eyes when another call comes in. Thank you for everything you do to help us help others.
Source: West Mercia Search & Rescue
Photo: PCSAR member Jeremy Urekew during a training event.
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I've said this before and I'm saying it again: These two words say so much - and convey the appreciation of so many for all that any SAR team does to help keep others safe: "Thank you!!!"
Thank you for your service!
Love this! Thanks to all volunteers!
How true this is. Been SAR since it was DES in 1991. Takes special people. God bless and keep yall safe.
You are heroes. Thank you!
Thank all the firefighters rescue team and police depts for all y’all do
We appreciate all you do!
Thank you for what you do!
Appreciate he service!
Thank you all
Thank you for all you do.
Special people, indeed! Thank you
Thank you all!
Your sacrifices do not go unnoticed.
Stephanie Struble Donna Hreniuk Laura Rooney LoPresti Thank you all,your commitment is appreciated.
It takes a special person to do what you do. Thanks😊
❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your sacrifices
Thank you for your service and God Bless! 🙏❤️
So grateful for all of you for all you do. ❤
TYFYS
Thank you and God bless you all
Many agencies along with members of #pocosar took part in this search on Saturday hoping to bring much needed closure to the family of the final flood victim. Unfortunately, there was no breakthrough. ... See MoreSee Less

Search and rescue teams still looking for final flood victim
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Nearly 200 members of search and rescue teams gathered in Breathitt County to look for Vanessa Baker, the one person still missing from the Eastern Kentucky flooding of summer 2022.PCSAR adding even more manhours to what they have already put into that drainage valley! Great work! Thank you!
Thank you