The owner of Penn Fencing wanted to donate his time to helping a Veteran who had a medical Service Dog and an Air Force combat medic living in Baden, Beaver County came to mind.

His crew began working in Brandi Hannan’s home Wednesday to begin building a fence for her Service Dog, Clara.

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“They [Veterans] do what they do for us, so at the end of the day we have to do our part to help them out,” said Penn Fencing production manager Fidel Santiago.

The project was in partnership with Life Changing Service Dogs For Veterans working to provide Service Dogs to Veterans who suffer from visible and invisible disabilities from service.

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Life Changing Service Dogs For Veterans is a dedicated advocate for the power of canine companionship, committed to supporting Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs (GAMSD). Our mission is to enable the construction of a fully equipped campus in Western Pennsylvania, where medical Service Dogs can be bred and trained to assist those battling visible and invisible disabilities, such as Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorders (PTSD). We believe in bringing about positive change in the lives of our Veterans through the healing power of Service Dogs.

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