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Service Dog Gives Hope to Injured Army Veteran

Service Dog Gives Hope to Injured Army Veteran

Service Dog Gives Hope to Injured Army Veteran
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Ryan Kules is a retired Army Captain who served for four years, from 2003 to 2007. In 2005, lost both his right arm and left leg in an explosion during deployment. Along with extensive therapy to re-learn how to walk and write, his service dog Griff has been a vital party of his recovery.

 
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