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K9 Honey Search & Rescue Blood Hound New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office North Carolina

09/27/2026

We had a fun time talking to a school group about what we do and played a little Hide and Seek .

A much needed Bath after a Busy Week 😁
09/20/2026

A much needed Bath after a Busy Week 😁

Happy National Police K9 Day! 🐾🇺🇸I’m Honey, a Bloodhound, and I spend my days working with my favorite human. Fun fact a...
09/01/2026

Happy National Police K9 Day! 🐾🇺🇸
I’m Honey, a Bloodhound, and I spend my days working with my favorite human. Fun fact about me: Bloodhounds have one of the best noses in the dog world and can follow a scent trail for miles.
I work hard , but i also believe every good K9 deserves plenty of treats .😁

Happy National Dog Day
08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day

08/18/2026

North Carolina Bloodhound K9 Honey Locates Missing Endangered 74-Year-Old. Master Deputy Glen Pedersen of New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office and his Bloodhound partner K9 Honey responded to help locate a missing 74-year-old man who wandered from his home on a bike. The man had been missing for over 2 hours. MD Pedersen used The SEKR Scent Evidence Vacuum to collect a scent article form the missing person’s shoes and presented the Scent Jar to K9 Honey, a scent discriminate trailing Bloodhound. K9 Honey picked up the trail and followed the scent down several streets and made several turns. The North Carolina Bloodhound Team crossed an intersection and observed a man riding towards them on a bike. MD Pedersen asked him to stop, and K9 Honey sat to indicate the identification of the target she was looking for. The trail was 1.5 miles in length and K9 Honey was rewarded for her hard work!

“MD Pedersen and K9 Honey continue to use their advanced scent discriminate trailing skills and scent collection technology to locate the missing and bring them home safe. We are proud to work and train with this team.” stated Scent Evidence K9 CEO Paul Coley.

This is the 21st confirmed trail by SEK9 Master Handler Glen Pedersen and K9 Honey! Great Trail MD Pedersen and K9 Honey and thanks to the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office for their commitment to creating a safer community. 60% of those with Alzheimer’s Disease will wander. To learn more about how scent discriminate Bloodhounds like K9 Honey can help locate those at risk of wandering visit ScentEvidenceK9.com

It’s the little things in life that make a difference ❤️
06/29/2026

It’s the little things in life that make a difference ❤️

Thanks for the long trail Sgt . It was a Hot and challenging 🥵
06/19/2026

Thanks for the long trail Sgt . It was a Hot and challenging 🥵

06/01/2026

Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office K9 Team Locates Vehicle Breaking and Entering Suspect! Dep. Andrew Nichter and K9 Taro responded to a report of a Breaking and Entering into a motor vehicle on 5/25/26. Once on scene it was determined that multiple vehicles had been broken into in the area. A witness saw the suspect run behind some homes after exiting a vehicle and Dep. Nichter deployed K9 Taro from the place the suspect was last seen. K9 Taro located a set of keys and a hat along the trail. K9 Taro began to get tired, so Dep. Nichter gave him a break while a second dog continued the trail. At that time, a perimeter unit observed a truck leaving the area at a high rate of speed and attempted a traffic stop after the vehicle ran a red light. The suspect jumped and ran from the vehicle after driving down a dead-end road. Dep. Nichter arrived and deployed K9 Taro from the driver’s side door of the truck. The North Carolina K9 Team trailed through thick brush, woods, and back yards. Deputies in the area heard sticks breaking in the wood line ahead of the K9 team and began to give K9 warnings. The suspect gave up and was taken into custody. It was later discovered that the suspect had stolen the truck from the neighborhood of the Breaking and Entering occurrences.
Great Trail Dep. Nichter and K9 Taro! Thanks to Brunswick County Sheriff's Office, NC for their commitment to creating a safer community! To learn more about scent discriminate K9 trailing visit ScentEvidenceK9.com

05/30/2026

North Carolina Bloodhound Team Helps Locate Missing 74-Year-Old with Alzheimer’s! Master Dep. Glen Pedersen and K9 Honey of New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office responded to help locate a missing man who had wandered from his residence 4 hours prior. MD Pedersen used The SEKR Scent Evidence Vacuum to collect a scent article from the man’s pillow and presented the scent jar to K9 Honey. Honey, a scent discriminate Bloodhound, picked up the trail in front of the residence and continued down several streets with multiple turns. While trailing, the North Carolina Bloodhound team received information that the missing man had used his credit card at a store just ahead of them in the direction of their trail. As K9 Honey trailed towards the location the missing man was located by Patrol Units.
“MD Pedersen and K9 Honey used their trailing skills to help place search resources in the right area of the missing man and confirmed his direction of travel. They play a vital role in the teamwork necessary for a speedy recovery,” stated Scent Evidence K9 CEO, Paul Coley.
This is the 20th confirmed trail by SEK9 Master Handler Glen Pedersen and K9 Honey! Great Trail MD Pedersen and K9 Honey and thanks to New Hanover County Sheriff's Office for their commitment to creating a safer community. 60% of those with Alzheimer’s Disease will wander. To learn more about how scent discriminate Bloodhounds like K9 Honey can help locate those at risk of wandering visit ScentEvidenceK9.com

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3950 Juvenile Center Road
Castle Hayne, NC
28406

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+19103386662

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