Forget firefighters, Calgary police release 2016 canine calendar
Hairier, less chiselled, less oiled, but it does raise funds for youth programs
It's just like the firefighter calendars, except there's more hair, less oil, no visible six-packs and a bit of a species barrier. But beyond that, it's just like the firefighter calendars.
In a move that's sure to be pawsitively received, the Calgary Police Service has unveiled its popular canine-unit calendar for 2016.
The $10 calendars raise funds for the Calgary Police Foundation's YouthLink program, which educates youth about crime and consequences. Sales have contributed almost $100,000 to the program in the last two years.
For 2016, the calendars will feature most of the unit's 22 dogs and also have a special 13-picture poster insert you can put on the roof of your dog's room.
They are available at the customer service desk of all Calgary Safeway locations.