Livingston County, MI – The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is officially welcoming its newest and furriest team member — Teddy, a therapy dog provided by the nonprofit organization 4 Pawz Strong.
According to the department, Teddy is a community therapy dog trained to bring emotional support and connection to law enforcement officers, schools, hospitals, and local businesses. The goal is to enhance well-being across the county by providing comfort and reducing stress in high-pressure environments.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held Monday, November 3, 2025, at 12 p.m. at the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office, where residents can meet Teddy and learn more about his role.
4 Pawz Strong, based in Michigan, partners with agencies and organizations to place therapy dogs like Teddy in public service settings. The nonprofit emphasizes how these dogs help strengthen community relationships and provide a sense of calm during difficult situations.
“We are proud to have Teddy serving our community and can’t wait for everyone to meet him,” the Sheriff’s Office said in its announcement.
Community members are invited to attend the event and meet Teddy in person. More information about 4 Pawz Strong can be found at www.4pawzstrong.com.
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