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Four Comfort Dogs Aid Bend After School Shooting

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Four Comfort Dogs Aid Bend After School Shooting

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Four Lutheran Church Charities K-9 Comfort Dog teams traveled to Bend after the Silver Rail Elementary shooting, visiting students, families, school staff, first responders and dispatchers to offer companionship and a listening presence amid grief and trauma. Other community support has included free lodging for victims’ visiting family members, meals from a local food truck, and prayer gatherings and vigils.

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