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Nick Saunders and his dog Winston, Paul Shuping and his dog Wego and other military veterans and their dogs graduated from a program Saturday that recognized the bonds theyāve formed over months of training and the skills the canines learned as service and therapy animals.
Ten human-canine teams graduated from Vets to Vets United, a nonprofit program aimed at improving the lives of both.
The dogs were foundlings or were adopted from shelters or rescue organizations. The veterans needed companions or help coping with physical or mental disabilities.
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