Service dog arrives to help Bartow toddler
by Monica Burge
May 14, 2013 12:12 PM | 0 0 comments | 8 8 recommendations | email to a friend
After months of preparation, planning and high anticipation the Wilson family has added a new addition to its clan —one with four legs and a tail. Shadow, a black Labrador retriever, arrived at the family’s home recently, ready to integrate into the Wilsons’ lives. “It’s like having another child,” Jennifer Wilson said. The youngest of the family, Madilyn, was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at 14 months old, and although adjusting to the illness is something the family will deal w...
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Madilyn Wilson, 2, with service dog Shadow
Service dog arrives to help Bartow toddler
After months of preparation, planning and high anticipation the Wilson family has added a new addition to its clan —one with four legs and a tail. Shadow, a black Labrador retriever, arrived at the...
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