In Williamson County, a group of dogs has transitioned from shelter life to serving in local schools. These former rescue dogs have been trained to work as K-9s. Their new role is as part of the School Resource Officer team, where they will be assisting in various capacities.

Details about their specific duties and training are available from local news sources. Further information about the program and the dogs' new roles can be found through FOX 17 WZTV Nashville, which reported on the adoption and training of these rescue dogs turned K-9s.