Lowe's Hires A Man Who Requires A Service Dog, Makes A Custom Vest For The Dog
June 8, 2016
It's not easy finding a job that allows you to bring your dog to work every day. But everything changed for one hopeful job-seeker.
A Canadian Lowe's store recently hired a man who was having difficulty finding a job because of a brain injury and a support dog.

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Lowe's Canada took to social media to announce that it had brought on staff an inseparable pair, and had even made a custom vest.
"A recent hire is a gentleman that was having difficulty finding employment because of a brain injury and a support dog. So we did what Lowe's does best: we hired him and outfitted Blue, our customer service canine, with his very own vest!"

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Blue and his owner/colleague have been making a splash at the store in Regina, Saskatchewan, where they work — but the decision to give them both a job is earning praise across the country, and for good reason.

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