Bloodhounds
Since its inception, the Jimmy Ryce Center has given hundreds of bloodhounds to law enforcement agencies around the country.
There are close to 18,000 police and sheriff departments across the country that could benefit from the services of a Bloodhound.
Your donation to the The Jimmy Ryce Center for Victims of Predatory Abduction allows us to place well trained AKC bloodhound puppies with law enforcement.
News Hound
News Hound is a collection of news stories aggregated from all over the country related to Jimmy’s case as well as stories of law enforcement and bloodhounds and how they work together to solve criminal cases.
Check back often as we will be updating News Hound with the latest stories as they’re released.
Latest JRC Bloodhound News
The Ryce Family Legacy Continues in Don Ryce’s Memory
It’s been a year since Don Ryce passed away, joining Jimmy, Claudine and Martha. The legacy of donating bloodhounds to LEO continues.
Miami Proud: Jimmy Ryce Center Provides Bloodhounds To Law Enforcement For 25 Years (Video)
MIAMI (CBSMiami) — On September 11, 1995, 9-year-old Jimmy Ryce was abducted, raped, and murdered. The horrific crime sent shock waves through South Miami-Dade and beyond. Jimmy’s parents, Don and Claudine Ryce, faced unspeakable tragedy. They set out to create a legacy in their son’s name, founding The Jimmy Ryce Center for Victims of Predatory Abduction, […]
Statement on the Passing of Don Ryce, Champion for Missing Children
Statement on the Passing of Don Ryce, Champion for Missing Children
September 11 Marks 21st Anniversary Of Jimmy Ryce’s Death (Video)
September 11, 2016, is the 21st year we mourn the loss of Jimmy Ryce. Claudine Ryce, Jimmy’s late mom, said it best, “God sleeps on September 11”
Suzie Q’s Retirement Party
After 11 years of tracking missing children and adults, Suzie Q retires from the BSO K-9 unit
The Bloodhound Run (Music Video)
A music video dedicated to the National Police Bloodhound Association, the law enforcement officers and their bloodhounds.
We Urgently Need Your Help!
The Jimmy Ryce Center needs your help. We need money to buy bloodhounds for law enforcement agencies. Please donate.
Jimmy Ryce’s Legacy Honored by National Center
Today, Jimmy Ryce would have turned 30-years-old. He was murdered at the age of 9. Today we were honored with a story written by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) which tells the world about Jimmy’s story and the legacy of his name
September 11 Marks the 20th Anniversary of the Death of Jimmy Ryce
On Sept. 11, 1995 Jimmy Ryce got off his school bus and was never seen alive again. Abducted, raped and murdered, the Ryce Family created a legacy in his honor.
Tragedy Strikes – Two Police Dogs Die in K-9 Officer’s SUV
Davie and Hialeah police are investigating the deaths of two police K-9’s at the Davie home of a Hialeah K-9 officer. The incident unfolded Wednesday evening, just before 7 PM, when Hialeah K-9 officer Nelson Enriquez left his Davie home and discovered the two dogs in the back of his police SUV.
