Images courtesy of Doylestown Hospital/Graphic by Central Bucks Now Melissa Finley
Jerry Fetter, a teacher of science at Council Rock High School, has found a way to volunteer that brings a smile to his face, and possibly some drool-filled kisses to patients at Doylestown Hospital. No, not from Fetter, but from his three-legged rescue dog, Boomer.
Boomer and Fetter visit patients at the local hospital as part of a dog therapy program, and he’s not the only one. An entire “wall of fame” is dedicated to images of other dogs serving the community by bringing joy to patients.
For full story on how this three-legged pup went from a chained and abused dog in Georgia, to brightening the day of Doylestown Hospital patients, visit the 6ABC link here.
