Service Dogs Steal Show at RNC

Service dogs have become unexpected stars at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. Terrence Wall, a delegate from Wisconsin, brought his 7-year-old English Labrador, Lambeau, who monitors Wall's heart defect and has charmed attendees, posing for hundreds of photos daily. Similarly, Braden Sisk from Washington state brought his 8-year-old Labrador, Harry, who assists with narcolepsy, and serves as a bridge across political divides. Additionally, Tzeitel, a 2-year-old goldendoodle accompanying Texas delegate Alberto L. Herrera, has also been a calming presence amid the convention's chaos. These service animals not only provide essential support to their owners but have also become symbols of unity and conversation starters at the event.