Ronkonkoma man and his dog receive outstanding service award from Canine Companions
Kenneth Frey and Zeus were paired up over a year ago.
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Nov 10, 2022, 4:22 AM
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9h agoA veteran and his dog received an outstanding service award from the nonprofit Canine Companions.
Kenneth Frey and Zeus were paired up over a year ago.
Frey tells News 12 readjusting to life after combat is not easy, but Zeus has become a true friend.
"If were to get - and I do get - combat nightmares - he's trained to get the blanket and pull it around my head and snuggle around my head to let me know he's there - that's how smart he is," Frey says
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