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Wanting to provide extra support and comfort to crime victims, the Douglas County Attorney Office Victim Assistance Unit added Laramie — an expertly trained facility dog — to their team.

His name isn't Biscuit anymore. It's U.S. Marine Corps Corporal Biscuit. Or Cpl. Biscuit, for short. Wednesday, the Capitals announced that their precious team pup was formally placed as a facility dog at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. Biscuit recently completed his training and is now the seventh Walter Reed Facility…

The Alabama Teacher of the Year Program honors and recognizes excellence in the teaching profession by identifying outstanding classroom teachers at local, district, and state levels. The Teacher of the

A man who had fled Hancock County years ago to avoid prosecution on child molestation charges before being extradited back from Canada was sentenced this week to 30 years in

Flint is a trained, skilled 4-year-old Labrador retriever, Facility Dog from a local nonprofit organization called Assistance Canine Training Services (ACTS). Nationally certified through the Alliance of Therapy Dogs, Flint works at Molly Ockett School 5 days a week with 2nd-grade classroom teacher, Kelley Brown who is also his handler. “A few years ago we … Continue reading Meet Flint – A Furry Companion Offering Comfort and Purpose to Molly Ockett 2nd Graders

The Manitowoc Police Department has employed Mali, a one-year-old bernedoodle, to help with officers' mental health.

AFairfield-based organization will make it easier for more emotional support dogs to be purchased for local schools.

Business leaders and boxing fans alike will be thrilled to see the charity boxing event Executive Fight Night (EFN) return in its 11th installment to the Grand Hyatt Tokyo on Friday May 26. The event — managed by certified non-profit Shine On! Kids in collab...

She is the first to support the health system's caregivers.

When: School board meeting, March 9. Lisa Albert could not attend.