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CTV News: Researchers to study impact of facility dog at Cambridge Memorial Hospital

NSD Ember, Facility Dog

Check out the CTV News Story Here

“Cambridge Memorial said it’s the first hospital in Canada to have a dedicated facility dog provided by National Service Dogs. Ember is not a therapy dog, and rarely interacts with the public. The hospital does have two therapy dogs that can work with patients, but Ember is meant for the staff.

Now, the University of Guelph is planning to research the impact Ember is having.

“[We’re] particularly interested to see how Ember can support staff. More importantly, we want to make sure that staff are well and also that we retain staff,” said Basem Gohar, assistant professor in the Department of Population Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph.”

Colton Wiens
CTV News Kitchener Videographer

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CTV News – NSD Oakley at Work in the City Waterloo

NSD Oakley is the City of Waterloo’s latest employee!

NSD is grateful to Colleen and the City of Waterloo for providing Oakley with the opportunity to experience a diverse working environment and helping to prepare her for deployment as a service or facility dog. Together we are changing lives – one dog at a time!

Check out CTV News Kitchener for all the details

To learn how you can volunteer to puppy raise future service dogs check out the NSD Volunteer Page

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