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Levi Dokken and Mobility Assist Dog Dempsey By Sarah Lennander Cerebral palsy is a disorder that affects body movement and muscle coordination. But Levi Dokken hasn’t let cerebral palsy slow him down. A full-time employee, Levi’s average day consists of a mile walk to and from the train station, a 45-minute train ride, and then… 
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Volunteer Spotlight: Sherry Fonseth-Lais

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When Sherry invited Can Do Canines to speak to her undergraduate class eight years ago, she never anticipated it was going to result in a volunteer opportunity that filled her with joy, love, and purpose. But that’s exactly what happened. A retired veterinarian, Sherry Fonseth-Lais was teaching an animal behavior class at the University of… 
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A Furry Medical Asset

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Megan Johnson and Hearing Assistance Dog Duke By Sarah Schaff Living alone is a challenge on its own; you aren’t able to rely on someone having your back and a simple accident can quickly become an emergency. Having your own place while being deaf can make everyday activities difficult. This was one of Megan Johnson’s… 
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