Emma and Service Dog Marcia
Together, Emma and service dog Marcia are doing all of the activities Emma loves, with greater confidence and the joy that only a special dog can provide.
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Together, Emma and service dog Marcia are doing all of the activities Emma loves, with greater confidence and the joy that only a special dog can provide.
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