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| Eloise Anderson, pets her youngest dog Twist at a wilderness search training Sunday morning Dec 18, 1995 at Springhill School in Lafayette. The Moraga woman volunteers her time with the California Rescue Dog Association and the Contra Costa County Search and Rescue. Twist is one of three labradors she owns and has trained. |
| Eloise Anderson, of Moraga, helps her dog Twist up a ladder during agility training for search and rescue missions at the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Departments training facility at Marsh Creek, Saturday morning August 17, 1996. |
| Shirley Hammond's Doberman signals that she has found Eloise Anderson hiding under a wood palette in a mock disaster training for search and rescue dogs at a recycling center in Hayward, CA. The dog owners took turn hiding in order to give each others' dogs practice at solving problems. |
| Tecca looks wearily on as Tezi receives a veterinary examination from Dr. Kidd in Moraga Tuesday Aug. 20, 1996. Tezi received a clean bill of health, having recovered from a shoulder injury, but Tecca was diagnosed with Cancer. |
| After a long search into a wilderness wash in Moraga, Eloise Anderson takes a drink of Gatorade as she listens to the debriefing from Rick Kovar of Contra Costa County Search and Rescue Saturday Sept. 20, 1996. 31 volunteers were used in the search to find a missing 39-year-old Moraga man. The command post was in a vacant field south of the St. Mary's College soccer field. |
| Eloise Anderson gets a kiss from Twist in the back of a pickup on the ride back to the command post after the search for a missing man in Moraga, Saturday Sept. 20, 1996. To the right is Rick Kovar of Contra Costa County Search and Rescue |