Victim Services of Nipissing District and North Bay Police introduce Moka, an 18-month-old standard poodle, as their newest support dog to comfort trauma victims, aid community events, and boost member wellness.
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Moka - the trauma support dog Victim Services of Nipissing District's new trauma support dog, Moka. (Supplied/North Bay Police Service)
Moka - the trauma support dog North Bay police Const. Doug MacIntosh and Victim Services of Nipissing District K9 handler Gillian MacIntosh with trauma support dog Moka. (Supplied/North Bay Police Service)
Moka - the trauma support dog (From left to right) North Bay police chief Longworth, Victim Services of Nipissing District executive director Kathleen Jodouin, Victim Services K9 handler Gillian MacIntosh, Acting deputy chief Jeff Warner and Const. Doug MacIntosh meet with trauma support dog Moka on her first day. (Supplied/North Bay Police Service)
Moka - the trauma support dog Victim Services of Nipissing District's new trauma support dog, Moka. (Supplied/North Bay Police Service)
Moka - the trauma support dog (From left to right) North Bay police chief Longworth, Victim Services of Nipissing District executive director Kathleen Jodouin, Victim Services K9 handler Gillian MacIntosh, Acting deputy chief Jeff Warner and Const. Doug MacIntosh meet with trauma support dog Moka on her first day. (Supplied/North Bay Police Service)
Moka - the trauma support dog North Bay police Const. Doug MacIntosh and Victim Services of Nipissing District K9 handler Gillian MacIntosh with trauma support dog Moka. (Supplied/North Bay Police Service)
