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| From Underdogs to Super Dogs, Inmates Help Train Service Dogs |
| By kdlt.com- Miranda Paige |
| Published: 01/04/2019 |
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D.- At the state prison, some of the inmates help train dogs from the Sioux Falls Area Humane Society through the Paroled Pups Program. Some of those dogs become household pets, but others who show even more potential go on to live a life of service. Dogs like Eros, Sasha and Kanga get a second chance. They were sent to prison for for behavioral issues, but have found their purpose. They are training to become service dogs. “We get to rescue dogs, we get to help veterans and first responders by what we produce and likewise were offering an opportunity for the inmates to garner some valid education for something they can do when they leave prison,” said Gail Dickerson with the Big Paws Canine Foundation. Read More. |
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