ORLANDO, Fla. — Seventeen people living with disabilities now have service dogs to help them navigate everyday life following a recent graduation ceremony for the Canine Companions program.
The animals went through extensive training before being paired with their new owners.
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The service dogs are trained to help with tasks that can make a big difference and help provide independence and confidence for those in need.
The dogs came from donations made by people outside of the organization.
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