The Matt Haverkamp Foundation is proud to have worked with the fine police departments in the greater Cincinnati area. We wish the K9 police officer handlers and their new partners that we have brought together much success in the pursuit of keeping our communities safe.

Below are the photos, names, and certification dates of the 93 K9s that The Foundation has funded since its inception in 2005. Please click on the photos or K9 names to experience the success stories that have helped to carry on Matt Haverkamp’s legacy. The Foundation’s first partnerships were with the police departments in Madeira and Loveland – both of which had a special connection to Matt. The Foundation hopes to carry on Matt’s dreams and passions with many other Cincinnati area law enforcement agencies and their K9 units.

Madeira | “Amigo” (July 2006)	Loveland | “Azar” (October 2006)	Blue Ash | “Nico” (September 2007)
Cincinnati | “Ike” (March 2008)	Cheviot | “Charlie” (August 2008)	Anderson Township | “Nico” (March 2009)
Goshen Township | “Jynx” (September 2009)	Delhi Township | “Luger” (December 2009)	Cincinnati | “Tank” (December 2009)
Cincinnati | “Paladin” (March 2010)	Clermont County | “Mox” (January 2011)	Lynchburg | “Chica” (February 2011)
Green Township | “Dino” (August 2011)	Mason | “Major” (October 2011)	Norwood | “Amor” (December 2011)
Cincinnati | “Hector” (January 2012)	Cincinnati | “Bronco” (July 2012)	Hamilton County | “Kodi” (March 2013)
Highland Heights | “Tiba” (May 2013)	Hamilton County | “Sniper” (December 2013)	New Richmond | “Gator” (December 2013)
Woodlawn | “Clyde” (June 2014)	Cincinnati | “Pedro” (March 2015)	Cincinnati | “Porter” (March 2015)
Cincinnati | “Yaro” (March 2015)	Loveland | “Mack” (March 2015)	Springfield Township | “Pako” (March 2015)
West Chester | “Ciro” (March 2015)	Cincinnati | “Tacoma” (Fall 2015)	Cincinnati | “Sicaria” (April 2016)
North College Hill | “Onil” (October 2016)	Cheviot | “Kuno” (February 2017)	Oxford | “Roscoe” (June 2017)
Cincinnati | “Loki” (January 2018)

The black bands in the upper left corner of some of these photos indicate that the K9 has passed away. The date on these bands is when they passed on. We are honored that these K9s helped in keeping the greater Cincinnati area communities safer.