Freedom Fur, a non-profit organization that trains service dogs for veterans heard of a girl in Amarillo affected with PTSD. The girl named Grace got assaulted years ago and had difficulty performing activities that a typical teenager would do. Her parents are veterans

Grace’s mother mentioned that her daughter is strongly connected with animals which meant that she would greatly benefit from the assistance of a service dog. Freedom Fur has a service dog, Halo (a doodle mix), who’s undergoing training. Later that afternoon, the non-profit would introduce Grace and Halo.

Freedom Fur’s co-founder says that he feels delighted to be able to help local people in need. Although Grace is not a veteran herself, Freedom Fur is proud to help veterans by helping their children affected with a mental disorder.

Halo still needs to undergo further training. Freedom Fur will get Halo ready for Grace and her family. It’s a great thing that Halo is very sociable.

Article source: NewsChannel 10

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