Boy’s Service Dog Gets Her Own Yearbook Photo

This story tugged at the heartstrings. How often do you hear about man's best friend with her own yearbook photo?

At Good Hope Middle School in West Monroe, Louisiana, Presley the Goldendoodle goes everywhere 14-year-old Seph Ware goes. You got it, that includes 7th grade.

According to today.com, "Seph has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a genetic disorder in which muscles get progressively weaker. When he drops his school binder, or falls or loses his balance at school, Presley comes to his rescue."

"She helps him with his daily activities. Presley joined the family a little over three years ago and rarely leaves his son's side. "The dog has been a real blessing. The dog has been great for Seph in every single way." Seph's father, Joseph Ware Jr., told TODAY."

Sounds like the school photographer had a little persuading to do with the Goldendoodle so she would sit still for a photo, but in the end this picture could not be more perfect.

What service dogs can do and how much joy and assistance they bring to someones life is so incredible. Another form of unconditional love.

You can read the full story HERE