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Therapy dog for first responders coming permanently to Grand Rapids A group of 30 Labradoodles have been dispatched across the country as part of a program supported by FirstNet, a high-speed internet service for first responders built by AT&T and last updated 2021-06-03 17:01:17-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. â A new therapy dog program is sending out 30 Labradoodles to cities across the country to provide animal-assisted therapy to first responders. One of those dogs will be permanently stationed in Grand Rapids. The program, called Rog the Dog, is part of a health and wellness campaign launched by FirstNetâ a high-speed internet service meant for first responders, built by AT&T.
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but now they know, and there is a plan, the biggest ever, the same army that ripped it apart is desperately trying to help it heal, to guarantee the future a new kind of warrior slogs out to fix the past. but this is the part of everglades national park that gets really interesting, the part where we shift from the natural habitat of gators and panthers to that of house cats, labradoodles and a couple million people. nowhere else in the world is the border between civilization and wilderness this narrow and this stark. and this is why conservationists like to say the everglades is a test. if we pass, we might just get to keep the planet. my name's bill weir, and i'm a story de storyteller. i reported from all over the world, and i have seen so much
there can be no good life. there can be no life. but now they know, and there is a plan, the biggest ever, the same army that ripped it apart is desperately trying to help it heal, to guarantee the future a new kind of warrior slogs out to fix the past. but this is the part of everglades national park that gets really interesting, the part where we shift from the natural habitat of gators and panthers to that of house cats, labradoodles and a couple million people. nowhere else in the world is the border between civilization and wilderness this narrow and this stark. and this is why conservationists like to say the everglades is a test. if we pass, we might just get to keep the planet. my name's bill weir, and i'm a storyteller.
parent homes, who were clearly on a path to valor. it doesn't always work that way. >> ty, like every soldier, he's a complex character. i think he looks more like what an average soldier that you meet in any unit on any given day, what he looks like. and a lot of those kids, given the same position and the same -- with the same choices, may have done the same things that sergeant carter did. but certainly he was one of those people that had that capability, that sense. and when the time was there, he did what he needed to do. this is nala. >> this is your dog? >> this is my dog. >> today, carter lives in this bucolic home, not far from the base. >> these are brand new additions to the carter estate. they are labradoodles. >> oh, my goodness.
parent homes, who were clearly on a path to valor. it doesn't always work that way. >> ty, like every soldier, he's a complex character. i think he looks more like what an average soldier that you meet in any unit on any given day, what he looks like. and a lot of those kids, given the same position and the same -- with the same choices, may have done the same things that sergeant carter did. but certainly he was one of those people that had that capability, that sense. and when the time was there, he did what he needed to do. this is nala. >> this is your dog? >> this is my dog. >> today, carter lives in this bucolic home, not far from the base. >> these are brand new additions to the carter estate. they are labradoodles. >> how old?