These days the relationship between man and dog has evolved into something truly special. Service dogs transform the lives of psychologically and physically injured veterans of war. They bring quality of life back to young people who have had it snatched away from them, as service dogs can perform tasks frustrating for the injured or provide emotional support and comfort to those with PTSD or traumatic brain injuries. These dogs are truly a blessing to those who need them. That’s why I decided to devote my upcoming short story, Look Again, to the importance of service dogs. Look Again is slated for release in late June and serves as a prequel to my upcoming Echo Platoon series, introducing you to characters you will soon fall in love with. While the cost of this 50-page short story might seem high at $2.99, proceeds from the sale will be donated to this nonprofit organization: Hero Dogs. Be sure to check out their website here and watch the video at the bottom of the first page. Buy this short story and do your part to pair up a wounded service member with his newest best friend.
Hero Dogs
June 5, 2014Written by Marliss Melton
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