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Nothing pays the team.
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Pippo we have a lot in common.
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31 March 2023 · View on X →
They said it first. We just took it seriously.
“Others say they’re ‘too much.’
National Disaster Search Dog Foundation
We say they’re MEANT FOR MORE.”
Too loud. Too intense. Too obsessive. Returned twice, surrendered, written off - the exact traits that get a dog abandoned at a shelter are the exact traits that let it find a living person under ten feet of collapsed concrete.
Nobody wanted him. Now he is the reason somebody’s kid came home.
Out of every thirty dogs evaluated, one becomes a disaster search dog.
The twenty-nine who don’t are never sent back. SDF places every one of them in a family home or another working career, for life. No dog it rescues is ever rescued twice.
Robinhood has only ever acknowledged three dogs. Doge’s motto was Do Only Good Everyday - and Doge’s community made it real, a million tokens to dog welfare. Pippo is the third dog. This is his turn, and we are not spending it on a logo.
No asking, no pitching, no permission required. Money in and receipt posted before a single word is said to them.
A polite email to SDF with the receipts attached. We introduce ourselves as donors, not as a pitch deck.
SDF takes cards and PayPal today. No crypto. We offer to walk them through it, free, no strings, whether they ever mention us or not.
Community funds land in one address. They leave that address for SDF. Nothing else touches it, and you can audit the whole thing yourself without asking us for anything.
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Robinhood named three dogs. Here are eight nobody tweeted about. Every one was given up, surrendered, or washed out for being too much. Every one now does a job no human can do.
Ran loose through a neighbourhood for a week. Animal control could not catch him. He eventually decided, on his own terms, to hop in the truck.
They handed him a tennis ball at the shelter and knew instantly. Paired with Alma Lowry, San Diego Fire - told at sixteen that “girls don’t do that,” a firefighter since 1992. He escaped a wire kennel and a plastic crate in his first week home. Her son named the steel one Alcatraz.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →
Picked up as a stray. A pit bull mix - the breed most likely to be put down in an American shelter.
Described by trainers as brave as a lion and strong as a bear. Moved through every class in record time. After their first search together he leaned in and licked Kristine Priebe of LAFD across the face, and she hoped from then on it would be him.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →
Raised to be a service dog alongside his littermate. Both were rejected as too energetic to assist a person.
The exact trait that disqualified him is the one the job requires. Paired with firefighter/paramedic J.P. Hilsabeck, LA County Fire. First call to duty: the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Turkey and Syria, February 2023.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →
“Bold and boisterous.” The elderly couple who owned her found her drive too much to live with and gave her up.
Drove cross-country from New England to California with an SDF recruiter. Paired with Captain Eric Gray, Santa Barbara County Fire - his third search dog. Missing person in Gaviota. Mudslides in San Bernardino. A building explosion in Santa Maria.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →Surrendered to a Tennessee shelter for having too much energy. Shipped a thousand miles north because someone hoped he’d have better odds up there.
A shelter director spotted it and made a phone call. He was a star student. A class of fifth graders at Miller Hill Elementary chose his new name - he had been called Lolo.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →
Washed out of assistance training. The notes: toy obsession and no natural off-switch.
“Loud, boisterous, wild and driven - intense in all the best ways.” Trainers said playing with him was a full-contact sport. Paired with Lauren Canning, San Francisco Fire, who brought home a new baby and a young search dog in the same year. Pre-deployed for Hurricane Milton.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →
Surrendered under the name Bouncer. A volunteer drove out to test him and wrote back: “he did well on all the tests and has a ton of drive… my gut feeling is to go with the dog.”
Hurricane Harvey. Hurricane Laura. The Almeda Fire. A flood in Hildale. The first FEMA search dog his fire department or his county had ever had. Roxanne Bauman had wanted a canine partner since she was fourteen. She said goodbye to him at fourteen years old.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →
She was not even listed for adoption. The behaviourist had pulled her from the floor because she was too driven for any normal household.
The recruiter took one look and said she’d be dynamite. Days into a two-week handler course, Keila made it crystal clear which human she wanted. Her first call was a woman with dementia, missing, found unharmed. Her name goes on the Canine Memorial Wall in Santa Paula.
Photo & story: Search Dog Foundation →Every image and every detail above comes from SDF’s own published dog profiles, and every card links back to the source. We are fans and donors. We are not affiliated with SDF, we do not speak for them, and they have endorsed nothing.
If SDF asks us to remove any of it, we remove it the same day, no questions and no argument. searchdogfoundation.org
Robinhood names a conference room at its Menlo Park office after the Doge motto: #DoOnlyGoodEveryday. Founder Vlad Tenev is a certified doge enjoyer from day one.
Vlad leans all the way in - doge memes, rotoscoped period dramas, the works. The Robinhood ↔ dog alliance is fully canon.
Allbirds introduces the world to Pippo: "Loves long walks, lots of treats, and his Allbirds too." A star is born, one chewed slip-on at a time.
The official Robinhood account replies: "Pippo we have a lot in common." The most bullish sentence ever tweeted at a dog.
Robinhood launches its own EVM chain. There is only one dog worthy of being its mascot coin. Pippo comes home.
Launching on Flap. One address, posted here first.
The address goes on this page before anywhere else. Anything circulating before that is not us.
Somewhere tonight there is a dog in a shelter with a note on the kennel that says too much.
In eighteen months he could be the reason a stranger’s kid comes home.
National Disaster Search Dog Foundation · searchdogfoundation.org