The video discusses the role of Lutheran Church Charities and their specially trained dogs. These dogs work in their communities and respond to disasters, providing emotional support to survivors and victims. They are trained for over a year to handle various situations, including natural disasters and shootings. The dogs bring joy and comfort, often visiting hospitals to support those in need.

What is the primary role of the therapy dogs in their local communities?

• To train other animals

• To provide security

• To assist in medical procedures

• To offer comfort and support

How do the therapy dogs assist in disaster zones?

• By organizing rescue operations

• By providing food and shelter

• By offering medical treatment

• By spending time with survivors and volunteers

What special training do the therapy dogs undergo before being deployed?

• Training to perform tricks

• Training to respond to any situation

• Training to hunt

• Training to guard properties

What unique ability do some therapy dogs have when visiting hospitals?

• They can administer medication

• They can diagnose illnesses

• They can perform surgeries

• They can climb into hospital beds

What emotional impact do therapy dogs have on people?

• They cause stress

• They make people feel anxious

• They bring joy and comfort

• They make people feel lonely