ATLANTA – We’ve been getting ready for something huge behind the scenes at FOX 5, and we can lastly share the bright side.
For the 2nd time, FOX 5 is partnering with Georgia-based not-for-profit Canine Assistants to foster a dog and teach it to end up being a service animal.
In 2016, FOX 5 and Canine Assistants collaborated on Operation Max, assisting to raise a charming little golden retriever into a service dog for a veteran family. Max is now happily serving a loving family as a seizure response dog.
Now, 7 years later on, we’re doing it once again.
Meet Mae.
Mae was born in May (naturally) as one of a litter of 10 puppies. She’s a golden retriever and yellow Labrador mix.
For the next 2 years, a group of FOX 5 staff members will be looking after Mae every day and dealing with the not-for-profit to train Mae to end up being a life-altering service dog for an unique family.
Throughout that time, Canine Assistants will be tracking Mae’s advancement to discover the best partner for her.
“I am delighted for the Atlanta neighborhood to be able to follow along and see it detailed with us,” Canine Assistant’s Kizzy Marco said.
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For the 2nd time, FOX 5 is partnering with Georgia-based not-for-profit Canine Assistants to foster a dog and teach it to end up being a service animal. Paul Milliken checked out to the farm to fulfill the most recent member of the FOX 5 family: little Mae.
You can follow Mae’s journey on Good Day Atlanta and on her Instagram.
Canine Assistants has actually likewise begun a campaign where audiences can help assistance Mae. You can contribute to offer her additional treats and toys, help her learn and far more.
You can see the fundraising campaign here.
