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Emma Gilmour endorses K9MD

Emma Gilmour endorses K9MD

9th May 2022

A New Zealand Rally Driver, McLaren's First Female Factory Driver and Dunedin Business Owner endorses K9MD. 

We are super proud and grateful to have the support of the wonderful Emma Gilmour. 

Check out her website: www.emmagilmour.co.nz

"Since her international debut in 2006, New Zealand driver Emma Gilmour has achieved recognition for her results in rally, rally cross and cross country events all over the world"

This is what Emma had to say about K9MD.

"How amazing are the people and dogs involved with K9 Medical Detection NZ!

Seeing these dogs at work is something special – they love what they do and they are super heroes at detecting the smells that they need to.

I fully support Pauline and her team and hope for the sake of all New Zealanders that this becomes a form of early detection for cancer in the future."