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Onalaska woman in need of service dog winds up bringing disability equality to state law - Vimarsana News

Onalaska woman in need of service dog winds up bringing disability equality to state law

ONALASKA, Wis. (WKBT) -- The National Institute of Health estimates that for every group of 100,000 people, between 2 and 30 suffer from non-epileptic seizures.

Service Dogs Are Changing Lives - Vimarsana News

Service Dogs Are Changing Lives

Four-legged helpers can assist with daily tasks and even monitor medical conditions such as low blood sugar and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Source: aarp.org
Twins Let the Dogs out at First-Ever Bark in the Park Day at Target Field - Vimarsana News

Twins Let the Dogs out at First-Ever Bark in the Park Day at Target Field

As White Sox second baseman Nicky Lopez walked back to the dugout after striking out in the first inning Monday, the unmistakable sing-songy chime of a Ring Doorbell sang over Target Field's speakers. Immediately, a chorus of barks, howls, and "arf!"s thundered from down the third-base line.

ON THE JOB: Local Volunteer Trained 100 Service Dogs - Vimarsana News

ON THE JOB: Local Volunteer Trained 100 Service Dogs

Seeing a service dog walking down the street, it can be impressive to witness them in action. Wearing an informative vest, these dogs are specifically trained to assist people in their day-to-day lives. Erin Whitfield, a volunteer from Eau Claire...

Can Do Canines puppies set to work with inmates - Vimarsana News

Can Do Canines puppies set to work with inmates

A litter of eight five-week-old Can Do Canines puppies em-barked on the next step of their journey to become assistance dogs for people with disabilities Dec. 20.