The Federal Enhancement for Tactical Canine Help Act of 2026, or FETCH Act, amends the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to authorize the use of Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program funds for comprehensive police dog programs . These grants can cover expenses for acquiring and training police dogs for law enforcement duties, including detection of narcotics and explosives. Funds are also designated for the ongoing wellness and service readiness of these dogs, encompassing medications, veterinary care, and specialized diets , as well as essential equipment like protective vests and housing solutions such as kennels or home-care stipends. Additionally, the bill permits the use of grants for various insurance coverages and, crucially, for costs associated with police dogs after they retire from service , including care for service-related injuries and adoption by their handlers.