Ta ce Dogs Founder Describes Mission To Boost Mood
Tom Ta It, founder of Ta' ce Dogs, says the goal is to help people be happier and emotionally settled, creating stability rather than emotional roller coasters.
14 Jan 2015
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Newspaper
Orange City News
Location
Orange, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2015
Page
1
Tom Ta It, founder of Ta' ce Dogs, says the goal is to help people be happier and emotionally settled, creating stability rather than emotional roller coasters.
Tackett Service Dogs trains fox red Labrador retrievers to support veterans with PTSD and others with disabilities. In a training session, Shooter demonstrates an interrupt task to snap a distressed veteran from a flashback, guiding emotional stability. Tackett, a Vietnam War Air Force veteran, founded the program about five years ago and continues placements.
About four months ago Tackett Service Dogs was contracted to train dogs for the Patriotic Service Dog Foundation which provides fully trained service dogs to veterans and active duty military. For more information visit patriotic service dogfoundation.org.
Orange City Fire Department Engine 7 surprised 3 year old Callan Mullins at home with a fire truck. The family, dealing with Callan’s brain tumor and Tetralogy of Fallot, shared the Christmas wish and received a memorable tour, hose practice, and heartfelt thanks from Captain Mike Diersing.
John Sibley who has led Orange as city manager since 2005 announced his retirement in a staff letter obtained by the Orange City News. At 68 he arrived in Orange in 2001 as assistant city manager after prior posts in Orange County government. His tenure included steering through a reduced budget amid the recession and leading a staff of more than 600 as mayor notes retirement is expected this year.
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