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A mere "THANK YOU" can never express our gratitude.

Above: "Gus," a Bloodhound, located 18 victims at Ground Zero, New York, in the wake of terrorist attacks on Sept 11,2001. He also has one underwater find.
Sadly, Gus died less than a year later, he was only
three and half years old. He remains one of our Nations heroes.

Above: A world renoun hero, "Amo," in a 2001 photo All photo's of TSD's SAR Deptartment were taken and submited by Mr. Golba.

As Martha Washington exclaims, "Look George, and these colors will NEVER run."

Coast to Coast Search, Rescue and Recovery is a department of Tutor Service Dogs

Above: Fred and Amo arriving in India to aid in searching for their
missing, after an earthquake killed thousands and left India in ruins.
Amo located 1-7 buried victims at each site, and searched over 70 sites per day.

Massachusetts State Senate awarded Mr. Golba the above citation for the search and recovery of hundreds of victims in the aftermath of hurricane Mitch, in Nicaragua, 1998.

These two above pictures are of New York, on 9-11, after terrorist attacks. Amo, Gus and Fred did search and recovery, straight out for 21 days. It was a donjon of twisted rubble and bodies.

Fred and Amo, pictured above with Venezuala's President, January 2001. Mr. Golba responded to Venezuala in the wake of horific floods and mud
slides that killed thousands.

Above: Are a miltatude of awards presented to Mr. Golba, from the many countries he's aided in efforts

to locate and recover thousands of victims;
trained 120 men in the Dominican Republic for search and rescue; donated several trained dogs to the DR; and supplied them with proper upkeep and vaccinations for the dogs.

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