The Florida Highway Patrol honors the life and service of K9 Kane, who faithfully protected our communities with unwavering dedication for 7 years until he was medically retired in August of 2025. On September 30, 2026, K9 Kane passed away peacefully alongside his handler at home.

Throughout his career, K9 Kane made a profound impact on public safety. His efforts led to the detection of 2,160 pounds of marijuana, 66 pounds of cocaine, 230 pounds of methamphetamine, 4 pounds of heroin, and 6 pounds of MDMA. He was instrumental in tracking and locating more than 20 fugitives and earned multiple honors, including a 2021 FDLE Patrol Certification (2nd Place), the 2022 Criminal Interdiction Unit Team of the Year, four Interdiction Case of the Quarter awards, three Interdiction Case of the Year awards, and two Patrol Case of the Year recognitions. Rip, good boy 🐾💙

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