“It’s kind of a life-changer—what we’ve learned about the different types of work these dogs do. We’ve had dogs as pets, but it’s a different relationship. When he’s here, he’s our pet. We have that bond. When we’re out working, it’s a very professional relationship. He knows he’s working and is supposed to have a different attitude when he puts his cape on. It’s really cool walking around campus with him. You create a path of happiness as you go.”

—Kenwyn Shriner, ’19, Robert Henton Scholarship recipient

Watch a video of the students training Crush and describing what it's like to have a dog go everywhere they go.