Maisie has just recently had to retire through injury but served magnificently at HMP Whitemoor. She is six and a half years old

Lola served at HMP Onley and was an exceptional alcohol detection dog, even finishing 3rd in the Area Trials. After a diagnosis of heart problems she had to retire. Tired Paws now covers Lola’s monthly heart medication, helping her stay healthy, comfortable and happy in retirement.

This is Layla, retired prison dog from Whitemoor, with her best friend Wilfred the American Miniature Horse.  Their bond is amazing.

Kimbo was an absolute giant of a dog with an even bigger presence. Whenever Prison Dog Kimbo walked onto a landing, his presence alone was enough to quickly restore order and disperse trouble.

Juke served at HMP Nottingham before his well-earned retirement.

Elsa proudly served in the Prison Service from 2019 to 2026, carrying out her duties with dedication and commitment. But then Elsa decided that HMP life wasn’t for her anymore, and the decision was made to let her enjoy her retirement and have the best time living life as a pet.

Eddie served at HMP Nottingham after successfully completing his initial course. After several months, it became clear that working life wasn’t quite for him, and Eddie seemed a little uncomfortable and shy in his working environment.

A big congratulations to Django, who retired in 2026 from HMP Long Lartin after 7½ years of service.

He’s 9 years old and is clearly making the most of retirement life at home with his family.

This is me, Arys. I worked really hard at Long Lartin Prison from 21 December 2018 until 12 September 2024 when I hung up my lead. I always have a lot to say for myself so Grandma said I could write to you myself. I'm very verbose.