(SERVICE DOGS) Last week, the Boston Marathon came to a tragic end after two explosions went off, killing three people and injuring more than 170. In the wake of this disaster, our furry, four-legged friends have really stepped up to the plate as Lutheran Church Charities has flown three specially-trained therapy dogs out to Boston to help provide therapy for those shaken up from the bombings. The Illinois-based charity dogs have joined two others who have been staying with the students at Sandy Hook Elementary School every school day since the December shooting. The well-trained service dogs share their love and provide a calming effect just by interacting with people in a time of need. “When patients see the dogs, they light up and smile. It gives them a chance to release,” said Tim Hetzner, president of Lutheran Church Charities. “In many cases they talk to the dogs like they are counselors, big furry counselors.” Take a look at these dogs in action and see how they’re giving people a reason to smile. — Global Animal
K-9 Parish Comfort Dogs Luther and Ruthie with their bags packed and ready for their trip to Boston. Photo Credit: Lutheran Church Charities
A comfort dog relaxes on the job in Boston on April 18, 2013. Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Two comfort canines post outside the First Lutheran Church, located just down the street from the Boston Marathon bombing site. Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
People can benefit from just a few minutes with the therapy dogs. Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Two women in Boston take a photo with one of the comfort dogs on April 18, 2013.
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Along with Luther and Ruthie are three other comfort dogs: Maggie, Isaiah and Addie. Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News
Photo Credit: Allison Joyce, New York Daily News

























