Columbus Fire Department Mourns Loss of Arson Dog Doc Holliday
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Doc Holliday, the beloved arson detection dog of the Columbus Division of Fire, has passed away after a brave battle with cancer. Doc, a seven-year-old retired from duty in January, served the department for five years, aiding in numerous arson investigations. His handler, firefighter Allison Meade, shared a close bond with Doc, who was known for his goofy and loving nature. In his free time, Doc enjoyed swimming and traveling, accompanying Meade on hikes and camping trips across the country. Docs loss is deeply felt by the division, as he was a cherished member and a standout on the team.
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