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Third- to fifth-graders urged to turn in paw slips for pizza-and-donut party with school officer and K9 Katie
Summary
Wildcat News invited third- through fifth-grade students to submit paw slips for a pizza-and-donut party with Aubrey Samat and K9 Katie; the broadcast included a brief video and a description of Katie’s role and breed.
During the Feb. 10 Wildcat News broadcast, student hosts and school staff encouraged third- through fifth-grade students to turn in paw slips for a chance to attend a pizza-and-donut party with Aubrey Samat and a visiting police canine, Katie.
“Remember, third through fifth graders turn your paw slips in, get a chance to come hang out with me, have a party with some pizza and donuts,” said Officer Matt during the segment. The program also played a video introduction of K9 Katie. Officer Dobeck described Katie as “a 6 year old German short air pointer,” said Katie has been with her department for four years and “loves sniffing cars” and “loves finding people.”
The announcement did not specify a date for the party, the number of students who will be selected, nor the law-enforcement agency that operates Katie. The broadcast invited eligible students to submit the required paw slips at the main office.
These remarks were informational; no formal school action or policy change was announced.
