Environmental Exposure Detection Technologies and/or Decontamination Treatments for Military Working Dogs
This opportunity seeks development of decontamination treatments for military working dogs exposed to toxic industrial chemicals and materials during duty. Projects should deliver safe, canine-specific, rapid and field-ready methods or products that neutralize or remove contaminants while accounting for canine physiology and operational constraints.
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