ATTLEBORO, MASS. (WHDH) - Jeremiah Cooper is a 16-year-old junior at Attleboro High School who one day aspires to have a career in law enforcement.
In the meantime, he’s producing calendars to raise funds for law enforcement K9s and comfort dogs.
“If some department has either a K9 or a comfort dog, usually the city pays them nothing. It’s mostly out of the handlers pocket, so that’s what people don’t really realize and that’s the message I’m trying to push out,” said Cooper.
Each month features a dog from 12 different police departments, all photographed by Jeremiah.
Jeremiah’s 2025 calendar sales have raised $8,000, and he’s currently working on the 2026 issue.
“It’s gonna be split up and donated equally, specifically to the K9 handlers or any K9 fund,” said Cooper. “The K9 dogs need stuff in order to do their jobs.”
Along with calendars, Jeremiah sells T-shirts online and at shopping center standouts.
“Luckily all the departments I have in here are very supportive, they’ve done a lot for me and I appreciate that a lot,” said Cooper.
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