Osan Air Base, ROK

Home of the northern most US Air Force kennels in South Korea, Osan Air Base is located 30 miles south of Seoul and 45 miles south of the DMZ.

Among numerous multi-branch units, it is home to the A10 Warthogs of the 25th Fighter Squadron and F16 Falcons of the 36th Fighter Squadron.

Never, ever a PUPPY! 

Train, train, and train some more!

Osan Dogs are kept in tip-top condition and are constantly on the ready.

Feed the Dawgs will maintain the adoption of the Osan Air Base 51st Security Forces Squadron Military Working Dog Section through the 2011 calendar year.  

Osan Air Base, ROK

Our Mission:

We will endeavor to provide meaningful and significant support to and for the Young Dawgs of the 51st SFS-K9 Section through the provision of dog and kennel supplies and personal gear for handlers and staff.  If you'd like to join in, please utlize our "Contact Us" page.   

The relationship between Dawg and Dog is ever close and lasting.

  In Memorium

Daro E278 & Ceasar D149

On 9 December 2012, the 51st SFS/MWD Section paid their respects and bade farewell to two Military Working Dogs:  Daro E278 and Ceasar D149.

Stalwart soldiers in their youth,

frail spirits in their years,

forever cherished.

For security reasons, we will neither divulge information regarding the size nor the staffing of the kennel other than to suggest that it is a fully staffed facility with a normal contingent of “boots.”  Photos on the Feed the Dawgs web site or the Military K9 Heritage Exhibit at March Field Air Museum (California) will reflect few (if any) names, although all Dawgs know what a small community K9 Handlers are.

If you’d like to feel really good about yourself while recognizing the patriotism and dedication of today’s military dog handler, join us in providing special recognition and an occasional treat for the Dawgs around the world that aren’t necessarily parked in the “Sand Box.”  Donations are always welcome and appreciated.

Watch for future photos from Osan