It is with overwhelming sorrow that I report to you that AJ’s beloved Border Collie Abra passed away unexpectedly during the night after a very brief struggle with a respiratory infection. She was a bright star in his life, full of energy, intelligence and affection. Born in June 2014, Abra was in training to serve as a search and rescue dog with 911 BC. She will be deeply missed. Until we meet again at the Rainbow Bridge, Abra, run free and joyfully with Molly Mae and Zip.
Courtesy of Wisconsin Harley Davidson – www.wishd.com Written by Kim Topal of Harley Davidson 01-30-2004 Once in a great while, someone comes into your life that reminds you of the greatness of spirit in the human condition. A person that sets aside his own personal needs and security for an individual in peril, an individual whom he…
Written by Laurel Walker / Jsonline.com / Posted: Mar. 10, 2009 A.J. Marhofke isn’t in the habit of begging, and neither are his faithful sidekicks, Molly Mae and Zip. AJ Marhofke and 911bc need your help Well, maybe Zip begs. The lively 10-year-old border collie pushed tennis balls in my direction again and again, hoping…
By STEVE LOUDEN, Freeman Staff DOUSMAN, WI: About 30 dogs and their handlers found their way to the third annual K-9 Search and Rescue Seminar on Saturday at 911 B.C. K-9 Search and Recovery, the home-based business of A.J. Marhofke. “We hope to teach them what it takes to teach a dog to search for…
By KEVIN PASSON – GM Today Staff October 7, 2004 OCONOMOWOC – A volunteer search and rescue operation has offered a $500 reward for information in the case of a family’s pet cat that was shot in the face with a BB gun. A.J. Marhofke of 911BC Search & Recovery in the town of Summit said he…
No crime, police say of jaw from old grave, miscarried baby By JACQUELINE SEIBELjseibel@journalsentinel.com Posted: June 20, 2007 Town of Oconomowoc – The remains of a miscarried baby and part of a century-old adult skull were discovered by a man digging in a yard, but authorities said Wednesday it appears no crime was committed. A note…
Thanks to the German Shepherd Dog Review Magazine/July 2001Article written by Jan July Last month, an editor who may wish to remain nameless, approached me about an article on cadaver dogs. Now I do know about tracking, but what I know about cadaver recovery could be put in a bait bag. However I agreed to check…
