Manchester pup becomes Hilton Head rescuer

By Anonymous
Posted Jul 12, 2009 @ 03:53 PM
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Harley is a 4-year old Golden Retriever who was born in Manchester. He was raised by Manchester High School’s Morgan VanScoy. By the time Harley was 1-year old in human years, he decided he liked the smell of magnolias and he settled in with his grandmother, Gail Rogers.

Rogers, a real estate agent in Sun City Hilton Head, South Carolina, is now Harley’s owner and handler.

And Harley has his own vocation. He’s a search and rescue dog with the Urban Search and Rescue K-9 headquartered on Hilton Head Island. While Harley is too young to remember, his unit served at Ground Zero following the 9-11 attack.

“He adores children and excels in runaways,” said Rogers.

Harley is also featured in Rogers’ real estate advertisement, claiming while he is searching for missing people, Rogers is finding buyers who are moving into the Bluffton area. For more information about Harley go online to www.usark9.org.

Harley is a 4-year old Golden Retriever who was born in Manchester. He was raised by Manchester High School’s Morgan VanScoy. By the time Harley was 1-year old in human years, he decided he liked the smell of magnolias and he settled in with his grandmother, Gail Rogers.

Rogers, a real estate agent in Sun City Hilton Head, South Carolina, is now Harley’s owner and handler.

And Harley has his own vocation. He’s a search and rescue dog with the Urban Search and Rescue K-9 headquartered on Hilton Head Island. While Harley is too young to remember, his unit served at Ground Zero following the 9-11 attack.

“He adores children and excels in runaways,” said Rogers.

Harley is also featured in Rogers’ real estate advertisement, claiming while he is searching for missing people, Rogers is finding buyers who are moving into the Bluffton area. For more information about Harley go online to www.usark9.org.


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