Kids Build a Doghouse for Georgia City’s Newest Police Dog
“Though this is the end of a project, it’s the beginning of bigger works, because these fifth graders are going to continue to do things to help other people.” <3
“Though this is the end of a project, it’s the beginning of bigger works, because these fifth graders are going to continue to do things to help other people.” <3
“She’s a sweetheart. She didn’t have an ID tag, so I took her to the Humane Society for Southwest Washington for doggie detention,” AC Officer Trish Kraff joked.
Sally had just finished grading a huge pile of papers, leaving them safely on the coffee table. Or so she thought.
“He’s going into this big world, where he’s just this little guy, and we thought that having a service animal that you can take with you everywhere, just as a comfort, but that can help him do tasks that he can’t do,” she said.
Dogs make everything better, even class. Just ask JJ McGrath who was fortunate enough to bring his dog to class.