Concordia University Blog: “Concordia’s Comfort Dog Zoey featured in new book about working dogs”
“Zoey’s chapter details much of the impact she’s had during her time at Concordia. In January 2014, Concordia became the first university in the state—and possibly in the nation—to “hire” a comfort dog as a full-time staff member. In 2018, Concordia purchased a second LCC K-9 Comfort Dog, Sage, to work with students in its newly launched animal assisted therapy certificate program (the first certificate of its kind offered in the state). . . .”
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