The group pairs puppies with volunteers who raise and socialize the dogs for the first year of their lives. “Eventually, when they’re placed with our clients, they may well need to fly with them," said Liz Hood, who coordinates foster puppy curriculum for the organization. "So, if they have this exposure now while they’re young, then it means it’s not going to be a big deal for them when they’re with their clients when they’re older.”
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