Brad founded an organization with his mother to support those who need service animals. In less than two years, they raised approximately $315,000 and outfitted 257 dogs with body armor. Why canines, who are just as susceptible to shooting as police officers, shouldn’t be covered by body armor baffles the student. Brad was watching television with his family around two years ago.
He saw that the police canines’ handlers did not have the same level of security. The company was started by a mother and son to support police dogs. The child was able to provide safety jackets for assistance dogs in 23 locations around the United States. Benny is my favorite police dog, the youngster said. “It’s all because to his owner, who was so moved he sobbed,” the speaker said.
The modest philanthropist believes that a center for training assistance dogs is equally essential. The student made the decision to start a comparable business. He thus created a dog park. The park is closed once a week so that the police may train their dogs there. Several assistance dogs are hoped to benefit from Brad’s organization.
