Retired Lancs police dog Daisy who won the hearts of everyone sadly passes away

A much loved retired police dog who was instrumental in recovering a number of ill-gotten gains including drugs and cash has sadly passed away.

Black Labrador Daisy who served as a police dog for nearly a decade before retiring has went over the rainbow bridge.

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Black Labrador Daisy who served as a Lancashire police dog for nearly a decade before retiring has went over the rainbow bridge. | Lancs Retired Police Dogs
Black Labrador Daisy who served as a Lancashire police dog for nearly a decade before retiring has went over the rainbow bridge.placeholder image
Black Labrador Daisy who served as a Lancashire police dog for nearly a decade before retiring has went over the rainbow bridge. | Lancs Retired Police Dogs

Posting the sad news on their Facebook page, a spokesperson for Retired Lancashire Police Dogs said: “We are saddened to let you know that RPD Daisy has sadly passed away after a short illness.

“Daisy joined the Police Dog Unit in 2014 and was a hugely successful drugs/cash/firearm recovery dog right through to her retirement in January 2023.”

She retired and lived with her handler along with RPD Zeus, PD Ebony, PD Nigel and pet dog Lucy. Daisy won the heart of everyone who met her.

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Run free over the rainbow bridge Daisy x | Lancs Retired Police Dog

The spokesperson added: “One particular job that springs to mind was during a house search.Daisy gave an indication on a Christmas Tree bauble hanging proudly on the tree. Upon closer inspection it was filled with drugs.

“That would definitely have gone unnoticed without her clever snout.

“Sending our condolences to her handler and family.

“Run free Daisy.”

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