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Therapy Dogs at 2025 LA Fires

Introduction of the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Program

Introduction of the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Program

Amid the ongoing recovery efforts following the devastating Palisades Fire, a team of Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Therapy Dogs visited firefighters and National Guard Military Police stationed at the recovery staging area at Will Rogers State Beach.  The first responders took a moment to relax, pet the dogs, and capture selfies, experiencing a moment of calm amid the chaos

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Introduction of the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Program

Introduction of the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Program

Introduction of the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Program

Members of the LAPD Therapy Dog Team were featured on Los Angeles Fox 11 News, Channel 11

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Los Angeles County Sheriff's Newest Therapy Dog

Introduction of the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Program

Therapy Dogs playing a role in Police Officer Mental Health

The newest member of the Blue Line Dog team and new Peer Support Dog for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department were featured in the Signal, Santa Clarita Valley Local News Source

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Therapy Dogs playing a role in Police Officer Mental Health

Therapy Dogs playing a role in Police Officer Mental Health

Therapy Dogs playing a role in Police Officer Mental Health

Los Angeles Fox 11 News highlighted the work of the Blue Line Dogs Volunteers in their weekend show In Depth.  

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helpful honda hero of the week

Therapy Dogs playing a role in Police Officer Mental Health

Do big Things LASD Recruitment Video

Blue Line Dogs and specifically Volunteer Therapy Dog Handler Steven Zonis and his Therapy Dog Rudy was recently selected as the Southern California Helpful Honda Hero of the Week.

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Do big Things LASD Recruitment Video

Therapy Dogs playing a role in Police Officer Mental Health

Do big Things LASD Recruitment Video

LASD Recruitment Video featuring LASD Therapy Dog Willowbrook

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LASD Compton Station debutes their Therapy Dog

LASD Compton Station debutes their Therapy Dog

LASD Compton Station debutes their Therapy Dog

LASD Compton introduces Willowbrook.  

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Salvation Army Canine Relief Station

The Salvation Army Facility located in Bell, California provides services to homeless Military Veterans. While visiting to assist with a Service Dog Program, members of Blue Line Dogs discovered that there was no dedicated canine relief stations for the dogs.  A location was identified and Blue Line Dogs team members volunteered to clear 

The Salvation Army Facility located in Bell, California provides services to homeless Military Veterans. While visiting to assist with a Service Dog Program, members of Blue Line Dogs discovered that there was no dedicated canine relief stations for the dogs.  A location was identified and Blue Line Dogs team members volunteered to clear the area of overgrown weeds.  They donated hoses, lights, trash cans and scoopers.


  The area is now a clean and safe for the dogs to relieve themselves. 


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