President Biden signs bill providing service dogs for struggling veterans.
that similar programs have shown"great results" with veterans and that"we want to give that access to even more people."
She said the signing was"the culmination of years of hard work to bolster services to address our veterans' mental and physical health from so many people."Rory Diamond, CEO of K9s For Warriors, a nonprofit organization in Florida that provides service dogs to veterans, commended the White House for its support for the bill, which was passed with overwhelming bipartisan support this year. Diamond said it was"a critical step in combating veteran suicide.
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