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Police therapy dog arrives for service

K9 Duke

K9 Duke will be going into service at Williston Police Department as a therapy dog. (Image via WCAX)

May 1, 2020
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WILLISTON, Vt. – Williston Police Department is welcoming a new pup to the team!

According to WCAX, K9 Duke is the first police dog in Vermont to serve solely as a therapy dog for those who have experienced trauma.

Williston Police say they’re looking forward to his arrival this Sunday when they’re live streaming the first meeting between Duke and his handler, Officer Cohen.

  • IS IT TIME FOR THE LITTLE ROCK POLICE CHIEF TO GO?

Duke was donated by Boonefield Labradors and WCAX was told he has more training to go!

 


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