Rescue dog Blaze has been assigned to support soldiers and families at Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations in Dover, Delaware. His owner and Paws of War share details on the pup's new post.
The family members of fallen soldiers don’t have to mourn alone. Blaze, a therapy dog, has been introduced as Dover Air Force Base’s newest employee within the Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations unit in Delaware. The 2-year-old standard poodle was originally rescued and trained in 2022 by the nonprofit Paws of War. He now serves alongside his owner, United States Air Force Chaplain Captain William Kilgore.
Blaze underwent several months of therapy and rehabilitation with Paws of War to heal from his injuries. Those injuries were caused by 'months of abuse and neglect by an illegal breeder,' the organization shared in a statement with Fox News Digital. After Blaze’s potential as a therapy dog was recognized, the pup was offered a full-time gig with Kilgore’s team.
During the transfer of a flag-covered casket, Blaze stands by the AFMAO’s service men and women and meets with families upon their request. 'Blaze has had a tremendous impact on everyone who meets him,' Kilgore said in a statement. 'Since he's joined us, every single family here for a dignified transfer has requested time with Blaze.
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