You Don’t Have To Live In Vancouver To Enjoy The City’s Police Dog Calendar

The VPD Canine Unit puts their four-legged officers in a calendar every year to raise money for cancer research and a local children’s hospital. This year, the release of the 2019 calendar is attracting eyeballs (and donations) from around the world.

The 2019 Vancouver Police dog calendar is now for sale. It features members of the @VPDCanine & their four-legged partners in their best poses as they work to keep the city safe. Proceeds from the sale of each calendar go to @bccancerfdn & @BCCHF. https://t.co/TaDocd3lEo #VPD pic.twitter.com/AjoLMRcHwL

— Vancouver Police (@VancouverPD) October 22, 2018

The 2019 #VPDK9 Calendar is the best one ever, partly due to the awesome variety of shots! Gifted photographer @ballephoto got PSD Talon laughing during his photoshoot with a joke about a cat framing a bulldog😂 Help support @BCCHF & @bccancerfdn at https://t.co/o3fvkrUcXI #thnks pic.twitter.com/DjT8xj78Da

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 25, 2018

After a lengthy interrogation, PSD Jack/Cst. Howson-Jones got https://t.co/7dQjzqhvPn to confess that the 2019 #VPDK9 Calendar is the best one ever! Case closed.
Come see us at W.Georgia/Granville Oct. 26th, 7am-10am! @bccancerfdn @BCCHF (PC: @AdamandKev) IG: @mrbentley_thedog pic.twitter.com/96Ck3V8Wwp

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 22, 2018

PSD Bailey is all smiles as she & Dad, Cst. Lequesne, take a much needed coffee break from the crazy #VPDK9 2019 Calendar sales frenzy! All proceeds go to @BCCHF & @bccancerfdn. Buy on-line through @VanPoliceFnd site: https://t.co/nChrTYhwD4 (PC: @AdamandKev) #bestever #thankyou pic.twitter.com/lWAvWI1xw2

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 24, 2018

The #VPDK9 kennel looks like a mini packaging & shipping facility. With so many amazing orders to fulfill, PSD Scout figured he'd lend a paw…errr, hand & help out! You can still get your 2019 calendar @VanPoliceFnd website: https://t.co/AkhHkr6HhK or https://t.co/5yWahgXWaT 🐾 pic.twitter.com/omykX1LTvH

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 25, 2018