Students at Bow Valley College play with puppies for a good cause
Cynthia Roebuck
Published: Apr 04, 2017
Updated: Apr 04, 2017
CTV News
Excerpt
Pacific Assistance Dog Society (PADS) regularly brings puppies to Bow Valley College as part of their training to become assistance dogs.
It’s a lot of fun for Summit, Tonka and the rest of the puppies, who get to play and socialize with the students, and they don’t even know that it’s a test of sorts.
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