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America's VetDogs trains service dogs to help veterans with disabilities during their next chapter. President and CEO John Miller joins "The Takeout" with Luke, one of the organization's dogs, to ...

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When Joe Moreno, a Navy veteran, panicked and took cover between two cars in a mall parking lot, suddenly transported back to his deployment during the 2003 invasion into Iraq, he knew he had to seek ...

A roadside bomb shattered a veteran’s life, but a service dog helped rebuild it. When Joe Worley joined the military, it wasn’t for glory — he simply wanted to help others. "From video games to books, ...

Experts share what assistance dogs do, the types of disabilities they support, and the role of reputable organizations in finding the right animal.