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Volunteer Spotlight: Deb Nelson

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Walking along the street in downtown Rochester, Deb Nelson came across a woman with a service dog wearing a Can Do Canines cape. The graduate’s story about the ways her Diabetes Assist Dog improved her life left Deb wanting to learn more. Deb visited Can Do Canines website, attended a presentation, and toured the facility…. 
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Total Confidence in Bentley

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Tim Roufs and HAD Bentley By Anonymous Tim Roufs’ 7-year-old granddaughter insisted he needed an assistance dog to save his life if the smoke alarm went off at night. “It took her about six months to convince me it was a good idea,” Tim admits. “What it boiled down to was I couldn’t come up… 
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Someone Watching Over Him

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Casey Strachan and Hearing Assist Dog Fallon By Joy Miller Every day Casey Strachan deals with progressive hearing loss and difficulty with auditory processing, which forced him away from his career in the medical technology field. He faces this change in his life with great grace and gratitude, due in large part to the loving… 
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