Veteran lobbies Congress to help raise money for service dogs

Paul Sullivan, a former Marine, faced challenges integrating into civilian life. He found solace in Sal, a service dog from America's VetDogs, which helped him manage PTSD and anxiety. Sal's presence improved Paul's family life, enabling them to travel and enjoy activities together. Passionate about the impact of service dogs, Paul advocates for the Working Dog Commemorative Coin Act to support America's VetDogs. The act could raise funds to train more service dogs, benefiting veterans and first responders. Paul's journey highlights the transformative power of service dogs in veterans' lives.

What was one of the main challenges Paul faced after his military service?

• Learning new skills

• Reconnecting with old friends

• Integrating into civilian life

• Finding a new job

How did Sal help Paul with his PTSD?

• By interrupting night terrors

• By teaching him new skills

• By providing physical support

• By helping him find a job

What change did Sal bring to Paul's family life?

• They moved to a new city

• They adopted more pets

• They started a new business

• They traveled more frequently

What is the purpose of the Working Dog Commemorative Coin Act?

• To commemorate famous dogs

• To honor military veterans

• To raise funds for America's VetDogs

• To support local animal shelters

How much money is expected to be raised by the coin sales for America's VetDogs?

• $5 million

• $15 million

• $20 million

• $10.5 million