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Sgt. Rosco's K9's to E9's Inc.

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that rescues, trains, and re-homes dogs for veterans with Sgt. Darren Potter of the KY Army National Guard.

Rosco was founded by First Class Sergeant Jason Syriac of the NC National Guard and named after his faithful rescue dog, Rosco. Jason’s military career began over 25 years ago in 1994. Since then, Jason’s been deployed several times including Korea, Bosnia, and twice to Iraq. His first deployment in Iraq, 2006, turned out to be his most challenging. Dealing with the commotion of gunfire and bombs

was a lot to handle emotionally, but there were worse events, particularly when the vehicle he normally traveled in, was lost over a ravine and resulted in the death of his good friend, Sgt. After returning from Iraq, Jason started noticing symptoms of PTSD. He was irritable, depressed, had trouble sleeping, did not like crowded spaces, could not handle commotion and startled easily. On November 4, 2012, Jason Syriac was driving in his 1987 Mustang GT on a rural stretch of highway in NC when suddenly he had to slam on brakes. Something had darted in front of him. He got out of his vehicle to check and standing in front of him was a sad, undernourished male golden retriever with no collar or identification looking to be about 1 year old. They were way out in the country with no humans in sight for miles and winter approaching. Jason wanting to help him, opened his car door and the golden quickly jumped in. Jason kept the golden and named him Rosco after Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane from the hit TV show Dukes of Hazzard because he thought Rosco had a similar goofiness to the Television character. From then on it has been a loving and healing relationship for them both. Jason now spends countless hours and time helping other vets with PTSD and disabilities, by providing service or therapy dogs, housing, and training to vets. Just in the past 3 years, from 2016-2019, Jason has rescued, trained and re homed over 35 dogs and assisted over 50 veterans in need! He is a Master Certified Dog Trainer and a Canine Good Citizen Evaluator and has won several awards.

04/09/2024

💩💩🤡🤡🤡 Scamming from a Impoverished country

22/08/2024

Scammers from third world countries

01/05/2022

26/01/2021

05/12/2020

Guess the breeds 😆

11/11/2020

Thank You Veterans

05/11/2020

We’re back! Meet our 2 newest service in training puppies 🐶

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27/08/2020

Happy to all our furry little friends! 🐶

11/08/2020

Dogs sense early warning signs before their companions’ painful memories flash or seizures start.

Do you feel symptoms prior to a triggered bodily response? It seems that dogs sense early warning signs before their companions’ painful memories flash or seizures start.

09/08/2020

Boujee conquered the mountains of Tennessee 🌄

24/07/2020

Ripkin having fun in the sun before the storm hit ⛈

14/07/2020

Carmen the German Shepherd hanging out in the sun ☀️

09/07/2020

Stella says hi 😝

06/07/2020

“So like... Can you throw the ball now?” 🎾

05/07/2020

Willow says Happy 4th!

03/07/2020

Diesel the Rottweiler in training!

25/06/2020

Sgt. Rosco T-Shirts are now available for sale, along with other stuff! Check out our website for more! https://sgtrosco.org/

24/06/2020

The story of Finley continues thanks to Veteran and Author Michael Paul.

With social distancing, it’s tougher to have a conversation, but Finley extends the length of the leash and people pet him while saying hello. Taking him to hospitals and nursing homes will w…

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Sgt. Rosco was founded by First Class Sergeant Jason Syriac of the NC National Guard and named after his faithful rescue dog, Rosco, pictured above.

About Jason

Jason’s military career began over 25 years ago in 1994. Since then, Jason’s been deployed several times including Korea, Bosnia, and twice to Iraq. His first deployment in Iraq, 2006, turned out to be his most challenging. Dealing with the commotion of gunfire and bombs was a lot to handle emotionally, but there were worse events, particularly when the vehicle he normally traveled in, was lost over a ravine and resulted in the death of his good friend, Sgt. Darren Potter of the KY Army National Guard.

After returning from Iraq, Jason started noticing symptoms of PTSD. He was irritable, depressed, had trouble sleeping, did not like crowded spaces, could not handle commotion and startled easily.