At a Glance: One organization is using puppies to help people in prison and first responders. At the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, they're all working together in a special
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One organization is using puppies to help people in prison and first responders. At the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, they're all working together in a special Meet Gilbert Molina, an inmate at the Otisville State Prison in New York.
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- One organization is using puppies to help people in prison and first responders.
- At the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, they're all working together in a special
- Meet Gilbert Molina, an inmate at the Otisville State Prison in New York.
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