Dog handler teams trained for missing persons response.
 

Cross Roads Search and Rescue has made a commitment to assist the community by providing trained, certified, mission ready volunteer dog/handler teams to the community and those in need.  We work in conjunction with law enforcement agencies to bring about a successful conclusion to the search. This is our commitment to our community and the guiding force behind Cross Roads Search and Rescue. We are trained to work in urban and rural situations. 

Our teams are on call 24 hours a day seven days a week, 365 days a year to assist the police or other agencies who request our services. We are not bound by any city, county or state boundaries.

We are members of the National Association for Search and Rescue (NASAR), The North American Search Dog Network, (NASDN), and Canine Search and Recovery (CSAR).

Teams (dog and its owner-handler) are tested and must pass strict national certification standards before being allowed to respond to a call out. All members are trained in first aid, CPR, search protocol, first aid for the dogs, crime scene preservation, wilderness survival, and hazmat awareness.

Members have received National Certification in NASAR’s SAR Tech II which covers land navigation, man tracking, field first aid and rope utilization in search and rescue work. Their canine partners receive certification through NASAR’s Canine SARTech III in the discipline of tracking and trailing.

Click to check out the CRSAR Pamphlet!

Cross Roads Search and Rescue of Illinois, Inc.
324 Lennox Lane, Mundelein, IL  60060
E-mail: crsark9@aol.com