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Beavercreek veteran, wife hope to help others with trauma

December 14, 2020/in WCC in the News /by WCC Comms

December 14, 2020 –

Air Force veteran Ryan Garrison’s service dog, Luke, had pulled him out of hundreds of anxiety attacks and nightmares.

But when Garrison, his son and Luke were in a car crash last January, the dog pulled Garrison out of a flashback so that he was able to save all three of them from the overturned car. Read the full story in the Dayton Times here.

Tags: Luke wins Ace Award, Luke wins AKC Award, Ryan and Luke, Ryan Garrison, WCC's Luke
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