Veterans with PTSD have been enlisted to help raise and train service dogs. They provide a valuable service and don't have to treat PTSD from war with medications. The nonprofit is called Paws for Purple Hearts.
Friday, October 19, 2012
Furball Friday: Veterans with PTSD get relief from dogs, rather than drugs
Something a little more serious this Furball Friday.
Veterans with PTSD have been enlisted to help raise and train service dogs. They provide a valuable service and don't have to treat PTSD from war with medications. The nonprofit is called Paws for Purple Hearts.
Veterans with PTSD have been enlisted to help raise and train service dogs. They provide a valuable service and don't have to treat PTSD from war with medications. The nonprofit is called Paws for Purple Hearts.
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