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Paisley is a 5-year-old Border/Collie Lab mix rescued by Louise Carson from All About Animals Transport and Rescue. In January of 2022, Paisley became a therapy dog for the children who come to the CRC. Paisley is affectionate, calm and will sit all day if someone cares to pet her. She has a sweet demeanor and brings smiles daily to CRC clients, visitors, and staff. Paisley enjoys making everyone smile who she encounters. While not at the CRC, Paisley enjoys the beach, including swimming in the ocean, the dog park and long walks. Thank you, Roxie and Paisley, for all you do.
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