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Eromit recognizes and salutes the hard work and dedication of search and rescue volunteers in
helping out when disaster strikes. We were particularly touched by the efforts of the search and
rescue teams that attended the avalanche tragedy near Fernie in December of 2008 that took the
lives of eight young men from Sparwood, BC. We have been inspired to give back to these types
of volunteers. Starting in 2010, we pledge to donate one puppy per year to an experienced
certified search and rescue handler in Canada.

Our breeding program cultivates the temperament, drive, and soundness that is essential to a
good search and rescue dog and it is our hope that these puppies will be able to make a
difference to their search and rescue teams, their communities, and to our world as a whole.

Interested parties may apply for a puppy by filling out the form below. In order to be considered,
you should be a member of a recognized search and rescue team and should have prior
experience training a search and rescue dog. At this time, only applicants from Canada  will be
considered. The donated puppy will be selected from an appropriate litter upon consultation of
the successful candidate.

 ****  We are please to announce that Anton Horvath of Whistler SAR is our successful applicant
for 2012. ****

Interested parties can apply now for the 2013 edition of our puppy donation program.
Thank you to all SAR volunteers!
Applicant's Name:
Phone Number
Email Address
Mailing Address
City, Province
Postal Code
Name of Search and Rescue Team
How long have you been a member?
For what specific type of search will the puppy be trained? (avalanche, urban disaster, cadaver, etc)
List any and all that apply.
Please list and describe your current
and past SAR dogs. (breeds, age,
how long they worked and what
happened after retirement).
Current Veterinarian
Please explain in detail why you are a good candidate for an Eromit Lab Puppy, and why you should be
selected to have a puppy donated to you. (You may provide reference information here).
My SAR team is a registered non-profit and is willing to provide a receipt for
the selling price of a puppy, should I be chosen to receive one.
 Yes
 No
Any successful applicant will be subject to the terms and conditions of our donation contract, which
includes our health guarantee.  A copy of this contract is available upon request and is similar to our
purchase agreement with the intent being to protect the interest of the dog. The donated puppy will be
registered with the CKC and ownership transferred to the successful applicant upon receipt of a
donation receipt from the successful applicant's SAR team for the sum equal to the cost of other
puppies in the selected litter. The successful applicant will be consulted to determine which planned litter
will be most suitable for their needs, and agrees to provide regular progress reports once the puppy is
in training.

By submitting this form, I agree to the above terms and certify that all information provided is truthful and
accurate.

Congratulations to our 2010 Handler - Steve
Morrison from the Canadian Avalanche
Rescue Dog Association. The puppy
selected for Steve is named "Neko"  and he
is a handsome black male from our Onyx X
Ruger litter. Winter 2012 update: Neko has
achieved "Team In Training" status after a
successful winter course!

Congratulations to our 2011 Handler - Kirk
Gutzman  from the Canadian Avalanche
Rescue Dog Association. Kirk has recently
picked up his yellow male puppy named
"Digger" from our Beretta x Ace litter and
we look forward to following their progress
and hearing about all of their adventures
together.