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Lila, the US Capitol Police therapy dog, was also present for the hearings.
I didn't know the USCP had a therapy dog. Lila is adorable and it's wonderful that she was there for everyone last night.
Link to tweet
Julie Tsirkin @JulieNBCNews
Lila, the USCP therapy dog, is on the scene providing comfort after the hearing wrapped.
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Family members of the officers who died after the 1/6 attack are finding comfort in this sweet pup.
10:03 PM · Jun 9, 2022
Lila, the USCP therapy dog, is on the scene providing comfort after the hearing wrapped.
[photos]
Family members of the officers who died after the 1/6 attack are finding comfort in this sweet pup.
10:03 PM · Jun 9, 2022
U.S. Capitol Police Adds Therapy Dog Named Lila to Its Ranks | Jun 16, 2021
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/us-capitol-police-adds-therapy-dog-named-lila-to-its-ranks/ar-AAL7pLP
Our nation's heroes who protect and serve need all the support they can get. Fortunately, members of the United States Capitol Police (USCP) will soon enjoy extra belly rubs, face licks, and ear scritches...compliments of Lila, a 2-year-old black Labrador retriever!
The USCP was established in 1828 "to protect and secure Congress so it can fulfill its constitutional and legislative responsibilities in a safe, secure and open environment," according to its website. The force posted to Twitter last week to share its excitement about this new full-time addition to the department. While other K-9 officers over the years have assisted the force in bomb detection and patrol, Lila's position as a therapy dog is a first. Starting on July 5, the pup will offer support to USCP officers as they work through anxiety, stress, and other emotional issues. [more]
The USCP was established in 1828 "to protect and secure Congress so it can fulfill its constitutional and legislative responsibilities in a safe, secure and open environment," according to its website. The force posted to Twitter last week to share its excitement about this new full-time addition to the department. While other K-9 officers over the years have assisted the force in bomb detection and patrol, Lila's position as a therapy dog is a first. Starting on July 5, the pup will offer support to USCP officers as they work through anxiety, stress, and other emotional issues. [more]
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