Rock Hill, S.C. (CN2 NEWS) – The return from service isn’t always easy according to some veterans, with issues like Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and sometimes physical disabilities being a common result of spending time on a battlefield.
That’s why one dog trainer is uses her skills to help soldiers heal by finding a life long companion in man’s best friend.
It’s the work of the York County non-profit, Pawsitive Action Service Dogs for Veterans, which pairs honorably discharged soldiers with free service dogs, training, and supplies.
CN2’s Zane Cina attended a training sessions himself to learn just how a pet can help a vet.
