School gets new therapy dog
A local school has a new therapy dog. Students at Hope Academy in Orange rescued a six-week old puppy they named Hope and raised money to pay for life-saving surgery she needed. A local vet heard
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Oct 30, 2014, 6:27 PM
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Updated 3,635 days ago
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A local school has a new therapy dog.
Students at Hope Academy in Orange rescued a six-week old puppy they named Hope and raised money to pay for life-saving surgery she needed.
A local vet heard about what the students were doing and did the surgery for free.
Hope is now being raised as a therapy dog and previous fundraising will be donated to animals in need.
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