Surfside Patrol

10/19/2025

09/24/2025

A pink bottlenose dolphin was just seen in Louisiana waters near the Gulf, and it’s a sight you don’t forget.

Locals call her Pinky. She’s likely an albino, which can make the skin look bright pink.

People have watched this rare dolphin in the area for years. New clips from the river channels keep popping up, and sometimes there seems to be a smaller pink one nearby too.

Yes, river dolphins in South America can be pink, but this one is different. She’s a bottlenose dolphin, the kind we usually see in gray.

If you’re lucky enough to spot her, give space. Stay slow. Don’t chase. The best way to love a wild animal is to let it be wild.

Moments like this remind us how much wonder is still right off our shores.

References
Rare Pink Dolphins Spotted Swimming in Louisiana River - Smithsonian Magazine
How Did Rare Pink Dolphin Get Its Color? - National Geographic
Rare pink bottlenose dolphin surfaces in Louisiana lake - The Guardian
Rare pink dolphins spotted swimming in Louisiana - CBS News

09/11/2024

When not on duty, our K9 units indulge in leisure activities and bond with their handlers. At the cost of treats and belly rubs!

09/11/2024

05/08/2024

Our k-9 teams are highly trained by our in house trainers and ready to deploy no matter the place. Drug detection, active shooter scenarios… and more!

01/08/2024

Always there for you!

01/08/2024

Our dispatchers work night and day to safely monitor your property.

One of our new services is our implementation of reliable passive remote sensing systems utilizing wireless camera network technology in-Situ without the need of a physical guard present.

11/16/2023

10/27/2023

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