Former Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Marco is retired and now lives with Sgt. Matt Azaroff. ‘He still wants to go to work every day,’ Azaroff said. ‘He still remains active and loves to fetch and run.’ <br> Special to the Tribune
Former Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Marco is retired and now lives with Sgt. Matt Azaroff. ‘He still wants to go to work every day,’ Azaroff said. ‘He still remains active and loves to fetch and run.’
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Marco served the agency for nine years and was handled by Sgt. Matt Azaroff. Azaroff started with the Sheriff’s Office in 1998 and was assigned to the K-9 Unit in March 2003. Azaroff said Marco has done well transitioning into retirement. “He still wants to go to work every day,” Azaroff said. “He still remains active and loves to fetch and run.”
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