Josh Dog, a hypo-allergic stuffed dog, is a copy of a real golden retriever owned by veterinarian Dr. Randy Lange of Knoxville, Tenn., says the Lamoille News & Citizen. Dr. Lange’s book, I’ll Be O.K, was written to help kids heading into surgery understand the procedure and recovery process. It is part of a national program, recently introduced into Vermont with the support of the Sons of the American Legion (SAL). They are working on having the Josh Dogs available throughout the state courtesy of the 36 squadrons that are attached to about half of the American Legion Posts in Vermont. Area businesses, like Hoagie’s Pizza and Pasta in Morristown, also are donating to the program. “We want to make sure that every child who wants a Josh Dog has one,” said Henry Cleveland, Children and Youth Chairman for the SAL Detachment of Vermont. Man’s best friend to the rescue once again.
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JOSH THE STUFFED DOG HELPS KIDS FACING SURGERY
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