The Ddamien Project is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is dedicated to adopting and saving the lives of retired Military Working Dogs, Contract Working Dogs, and Law enforcement dogs that are traditionally unable to find a home once their service is complete. Most of the dogs that come through the program are unfit for public adoption due to behavioral or medical reasons. They are with us for the rest of their lives after retirement.

The Ventura Police Department (VPD) has five K9 Teams assigned to Patrol. The K9 Teams are available for deployment seven days a week, providing protection to our community twenty-four hours a day.

The Retired Military and Police K9 Medical Assistance programs offers financial aid to these specially trained dogs, for surgeries, chemotherapy and other medical necessities. We host fundraising events to benefit this program, but you can donate directly to it. We appreciate your interest and support of this program!

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Maik is an 8 year old German Shepard who suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon while exiting an armored vehicle during a 2010 deployment to Iraq. His handler, TSgt Kenneth Clinton and his wife Rebecca, adopted Maik in late 2012 after his extensive surgery and rehabilitation.