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Our mission is the advancement of education, research and certification of forensic evidence detection dog teams. We promote and elevate professionalism in the use of specially trained canines for historic and prehistoric human remains detection. We have developed advanced techniques using canines as an archaeological tool to assist cultural resource management firms, indian organizations, universities, churches and governmental agencies. Our activities include conducting canine searches for historic and prehistoric human remains. We do this by using canine teams that we have trained and certified to perform this work. We do these searches on behalf of governmental agencies, cultural resource managers, developers, religious institutions and native organizations. Another activity is using trained canines to locate cremated remains of loved ones lost in the wildfires in California since 2018. The activities are conducted by board members, volunteers, and contracted canine/owner teams…
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- 1Marin Community FoundationGives in California (1136 of 2181)Similar grantees: Urban Association of Forestry and Fire Professionals Inc ($35k/yr), Canine Companions for Independence Inc ($3.5M/yr), National Disaster Search Dog Foundation ($10k/yr)under 1 in 100$25k
- 2The David and Lucile Packard FoundationSimilar grantees: Canine Companions for Independence Inc ($500/yr), International Bird Rescue ($200/yr), Institute of International Education Inc ($210k/yr)under 1 in 100$42k
- 3The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationSimilar grantees: Animal Legal Defense Fund Inc ($410/yr), Audubon Canyon Ranch Inc ($10k/yr), California Community Foundation ($700k/yr)under 1 in 100$41k
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