Mourners navigating the darkness shrouding California’s close-knit Monterey Park have discovered a source of comfort in the form of cuddly, four-legged friends.
– Lois, Rahab, Micah, Reuben and Salome – to offer compassion for a community torn apart.
Uvalde. Highland Park. Surfside. Newtown. Parkland. And now, Monterey Park. The LCC’s comfort dogs’ response to these tragedies and others since 2008 have helped ease the burden of grief by simply being present. “You have loud noises, big crowds, people maybe crying or hugging the dog – a lot of things that we are not prepared for that the dogs are,” Fear said.
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