Now the kids have created an adorable year book to say thank you to the 14 dogs that were assigned to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
And the pictures are just too cute for words.
The dogs dressed in their best for the occasion, with one even sporting a dapper bow tie. Gotta look good on picture day.
The Aerie Yearbook tweeted out pics of the book and people on Twitter were, understandably, delighted. ‘This is so awesome! The ultimate honor for any therapy dog is knowing he/she made a positive difference in another’s life. So happy to see these wonderful #TherapyDogs being honored this way!! #PawFive,’ wrote one.
‘Omg this is so beautiful. We just don’t deserve dogs,’ said someone else.
‘Dogs are so amazing,’ added another.
And aside from recognising the therapy dogs’ amazing achievements, some were also keen to hype up the pups for absolutely slaying their photo shoot.
‘Gail snapped! We love our long legged queen,’ wrote one woman.Help Them Adapt to New Environments. “The only thing that likes change is a four-week-old baby in a wet diaper.” Though puppies and kittens are easygoing, mature pets often need guidance transitioning into new spaces. Dr. Becker advises introducing them slowly. “Don’t just dump them in a new house and hope for the best.” Pheromone sprays are handy for making strange houses more inviting. “Cats,” notes Dr. Becker, exist as both predator and prey, and in predator mode, they need vertical surfaces like climbing towers to feel safe.”
Canine photo day took place last October, and the dogs were apparently instructed to place their paws on an image of human footprints.
The therapy dogs were brought to the Florida high school to help the children cope with trauma after a gunman shot and killed 17 people on campus last year. The first official therapy dog at the school was a Bernese mountain mix named River.Including the therapy/service dogs in the yearbook is the best decision we’ve made so far like this one dog had a bowtie and my heart 😭💗💕 pic.twitter.com/ecP9X01wqD
— natasha (@sighnatasha)
The suspected shooter, who is a former student at the school, confessed to the attack on video and could now face the death penalty.
