Crime & Safety
Missing Child Found By NH Fish and Game K-9 'Cora'
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department utilized a K-9 unit to track down and find a child who went missing Saturday.

STRATHAM, NH — On Saturday, New Hampshire Fish and Game Conservation Officers were made aware of a missing juvenile in Stratham through Rockingham County Dispatch.
Around 6:30 p.m., a conservation officer with a K-9 unit responded on scene and initiated a track from the backyard of the juvenile’s residence using a discarded robe as a scent article.
K-9 "Cora" was able to track approximately three quarters of a mile through a wooded area with dense, thigh deep swampland, where the juvenile was located underneath a log in thick cover. The child had minor scrapes and bruises but she was in good health.
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The girl was assisted back through the swamp and reunited with her family by the conservation officer and a Stratham police officer. The Stratham Fire Department also assisted in the recovery of the missing juvenile.
NH Fish and Game’s K-9 unit is a small team that specializes in search and rescue, evidence detection and is available to assist statewide.
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The K-9 unit is mainly supported by donations from the public through the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire. Anyone interested in making a contribution the team can do so by mailing donations to:
Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire
54 Portsmouth Street
Concord, NH 03301
Please make sure to indicate that your intended donations are to the Canine Fund.