Millie, a facility dog who spent nearly a decade assisting young patients at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital and Ascension St. Vincent, is beginning her retirement. A guest of Pet Pals TV, host Patty Spitler and WISH-TV news anchor Pam Elliot talked to Millie’s handler and the Indiana Canine Assistant Network about this special pup. Millie worked as a facility dog at Ascension St. Vincent, where she helped children in physical, occupational, and speech therapy.

In February 2017, Stacey faced an uncertain future after receiving life-changing news: she had multiple sclerosis. Determined to stay independent, Stacey turned her focus to getting a service dog—despite her neurologist’s skepticism. She began researching and applying to service dog organizations across the Midwest, driven by her desire to live life without limits. That opportunity came when the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN) called her for an interview.

Louie helps Anne Greenfield become independent. September is National Service Dog Month. Here is an inspiring story from ICAN: When Anne...