Blayne E. Douglas and Maximus As a former opera singer, Blayne E. Douglas struggled with the loss of his hearing. Although only partially deaf, Blayne had difficulty functioning and lost all ambition, remaining indoors for nearly 10 years. It was only when he met his soon-to-be service dog, Maximus Decimus Meridius, that Blayne reemerged into
Eli the service dog in training celebrates his first year anniversary of being liberated from an animal shelter! He’s since been in training with Canines for Service, and will soon be an excellent assistance dog for a veteran who needs him.
We love that ECAD is the non-profit service dog organization featured here.
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Like all dogs on deployment, Ajax L523 the soldier dog gets regular tooth brushings from his handler. *Photo by James Bailey.
