This ‘good dog’ goes from stray to service dog


By AGENCY
A service dog gives assistance to a person with disability through counterbalance, mobility support, bracing, and grounding, as is the case of Murron McInnes and Henry. Photo: 123rf

A local stray will soon be celebrating his graduation as a service dog.

Vicky Green, code enforcement officer with the city of Tahlequah Animal Control department, in Oklahoma, the United States, said that in August 2023, Henry’s journey started with Facebook posts indicating the canine was in Peggs, but he eventually made his way to Tahlequah.

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