Sarah Ford | May 8, 2014
Service Dog Gets Cap and Gown
Like most high school seniors, Desi is excited to graduate next month. Â But getting to this point has not been easy. Â Desi says she “wouldn’t be graduating if it weren’t for her service dog, Walton” (trained by Canine Partners for Life), so Desi is treating Walton to a cap and gown of his own to celebrate the hard work he’s done to help her get this far.Â
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