How a Secret Cue to Her Dog Helped Her Sp

A Child’s Courage: Isla and Her Service Dog in Court In a tense courtroom, young Isla faced a custody hearing with her service dog, Moose, by her side. Known for being quiet and reserved, Isla relied on Moose as her emotional anchor. “I’m not making it up. Moose knows. He always knows,” she said softly, capturing everyone’s attention. With Moose’s steady presence, she communicated her fears and experiences clearly. Judge Dawson acknowledged their bond, telling Isla, “You’re very brave. You and Moose are quite a team,” and emphasized that her safety and well-being would guide the court’s decision. After reviewing... Continues…

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