JOIN OUR TEAM
K9 Search & Rescue Opportunities
Are you passionate about helping others and working with dogs? Ventura County Sheriff's K9 Search and Rescue (VCSARK9) is always looking for dedicated individuals to join our team. Whether you're interested in becoming a full-fledged SAR member or volunteering your time to support our training and community events, there's a place for you in our pack. Discover how you can make a difference in our community and be part of this rewarding and life-saving work.
Contact us at Team@vcsark9.org
You must be at least 21 years old and in good standing with the community. Because of the nature of Search and Rescue (SAR), each prospective member must pass a background check that is conducted by the Sheriff's Department. Good physical condition and the desire to learn and help others are also required. Familiarity with the back country is a strong asset as well as prior Search and Rescue experience.
You must be at least 21 years old and in good standing with the community. Because of the nature of Search and Rescue (SAR), each prospective member must pass a background check that is conducted by the Sheriff's Department. Good physical condition and the desire to learn and help others are also required. Familiarity with the back country is a strong asset as well as prior Search and Rescue experience.
MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
Join Our SAR Team
You must be at least 21 years old and in good standing with the community. Because of the nature of Search and Rescue (SAR), each prospective member must pass a background check that is conducted by the Sheriff's Department. Good physical condition and the desire to learn and help others are also required. Familiarity with the back country is a strong asset as well as prior Search and Rescue experience.
Do our members get paid?
Search and Rescue members are strictly volunteer. Most members get permission from their employers to respond to Search and Rescue call outs. The satisfaction of finding and returning someone to their loved ones or rescuing someone in distress provides tremendous satisfaction for team members.
