US Edition'She’s Just a Beautiful, Special Dog': Rescue Dog Begins New Life as Service Animal
BUTLER COUNTY, JUL 6 – Butler County community raised over $5,000 in four days to fund Bella’s cross-country flight to become a service dog for a special needs handler.
- Bella, a partially paralyzed dog from Butler County who was saved by the local humane society, flew on a private jet Saturday to Colorado to begin training as a service animal.
- Residents of Butler County quickly came together to collect over $5,000 within four days to support Bella’s trip to meet her new owner, Kiki McGough, a handler specializing in pets with special needs.
- A team of three pilots is transporting Bella, including an overnight layover in Illinois, ensuring she receives care and remains comfortable during the trip.
- Judy Barkley of the Butler County Humane Society said, "She's just a beautiful, special dog," and called Bella’s opportunity "a dream come true for us."
- Bella arrived in Colorado on Monday and will soon assist individuals of all ages who have special needs as a service animal under the supervision of Kiki McGough.
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Butler County rescue dog, Bella, flies cross-country to begin new life as service dog
By Felicity Taylor Click here for updates on this story BUTLER, Pennsylvania (WTAE) — Bella, a partially paralyzed beagle mix from Butler County, took off on a private jet Saturday to become a service animal in Colorado. She was rescued by the Butler County Humane Society, unable to use her back legs. But with the help of wheels, a red dress, confidence, and love, Bella is now on her way to work with children and adults with special needs. “…
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