His owner died in the fire that nearly took his life. Now, the firefighters who saved him have given him a new home and a special title.
A dog rescued from a deadly fire in Gilmer County is set to become the first therapy dog for the fire department, bringing comfort to responders and the community.
A dog rescued from a deadly fire in Gilmer County is set to become the first therapy dog for the fire department, bringing comfort to responders and the community.
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