Some don’t speak. Others have trouble forming sentences.
So when Principal Belinda Gulyas heard one child ask distinctly, in a complete sentence, to pet the school’s therapy dog, she was blown away.
“It was kind of magical at that moment,” she said.
Murphy, a six-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog, is now a regular visitor at Cedar Chapel. All of the school’s students have been introduced to him and get to work with him throughout the year.
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There are so many animals providing therapy to people of all ages. I hope more people will become aware of this.
Mr. Seal used to bring Murphy and Zeke to Pinehurst at least three times a week. While I am excited to have the boys providing therapy to others who need it, I am saddend they have to go so far. Why no more Pinehurst?
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