Wildlife and Parks canine program in need of new recruits

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	Wildlife and Parks canine program in need of new recruits


	Allie uses barks to tell her handler, game warden Brian Hanzlick she’s located a handgun cartridge during a training session. As well as evidence used in poaching cases she’s helped locate weapons used in robberies and knifings. View Larger

HOISINGTON — Officer Allie is retiring after a long and productive law enforcement career. Her bosses hope to find a replacement that’s equally skilled at tracking bad guys, finding hidden evidence and greeting hundreds of school kids with a wildly wagging tail.

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