Inmates in Wisconsin play role in training service dogs

Over the years, Twin Cities non-profit Can Do Canines has changed more than 800 lives, by matching service dogs with people in need. But many don’t know the story of the dog trainers working behind the scenes to make that possible.
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[@gemgal4002]

I love this!!🥲🥰

[@ShakeMixPoundRoll]

Heart warming

[@keithburton5877]

Love this story.

[@nativestacker4185]

I think this is a wonderful program , not just for the dogs and the people who get the dogs , but also the inmates . This should be a stepping stone for other programs that can teach inmates how to be more productive when they return to the outside with skills that they can use .

[@918-Verax]

Wisconsin is such an amazing place.

[@danieltaylor9459]

I have no clue why-but dude on the left looks like uncle ruckus

[@R.J.1]

Ruckus is a legend. You ever seen the dude that does him as real life character? Hilarious

[@susangirardi3655]

Sex offenders don't qualify for this program, thankfully.