The giant RedBall was an easy find for the SAR duo of Susan and Elvis



Images provided by Susan Narkin

The giant red ball that has appeared on the Southside of Bethlehem is hard enough for humans to resist. Imagine what our friend Elvis, a K9 SAR dog, thought when he came across it. Elvis and his handler Susan set out to find the 250-pound giant red ball, and they found it atop the Hoover-Mason Trestle at SteelStacks. RedBall has been making its way around Southside Bethlehem this week as a part of the Southside Arts Festival http://www.steelstacks.org/festivals/southside-arts-music-festival/

This certainly was an easy find for Susan and Elvis who happen to be certified by the American Mantrailing, Police, and Work Dog Association. The two are also a valuable part of WolfPack Search and Recovery. WPSAR is a non-profit, volunteer organization that provides search and recovery resources to public safety agencies in Pennsylvania & surrounding areas. They also use their online presence to help bring attention to missing persons cases. https://wolfpacksr.com/.

If you want to find the RedBall this weekend you do not need to find your own four-legged hero, you will be able to see the giant red ball at the following locations:

April 20 – Hoover-Mason Trestle at SteelStacks

April 21 – 5th Floor Bridge between Gateway at Greenway building & S. New St. Parking Garage

April 22 – National Museum of Industrial History, 602 E. 2nd St.

For more information on RedBall, visit http://redballproject.com/bethlehem/.

Thank you to Susan and Elvis for the great photos!