My Other Life: Cindy Plettl-Jackson, Service Dog Trainer
A Helping Hound: Nail tech Cindy Plettl-Jackson trains puppies as service dogs for PTSD sufferers.
by Judy Lessin
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A Helping Hound: Nail tech Cindy Plettl-Jackson trains puppies as service dogs for PTSD sufferers.
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