1BEL AIR, Md. – The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the loss of Ruger, a retired black Labrador K9 who served the county’s Drug Task Force with distinction before a remarkable recovery and well-earned retirement.
Ruger, who joined the department in 2015, was 11 years old when he passed away this week.
The Sheriff’s Office shared a tribute on social media honoring the Labrador’s years of service and unshakable spirit.
Key Points
Ruger joined the Harford County Drug Task Force in 2015 as a drug-detection K9.
He was paralyzed in 2021 after a freak injury but later learned to walk again.
Ruger passed away this week at age 11, after a celebrated career and retirement.
From rookie to veteran
Ruger quickly earned a reputation as one of the most reliable dogs in the unit, assi

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