After suffering from PTSD, retired Master Sergeant David Crenshaw met his dog, Doc, through the K9s for Warriors program.
Dogs have always been man’s best friend. If that weren’t true, then it’s possible that David Crenshaw wouldn’t be here today. A retired Master Sergeant with the Army National Guard, Crenshaw began suffering from PTSD after the stress of his job combined with the combat experience he faced in Iraq and his mother’s battle with stage IV cancer became too much for him.
While skeptical, Crenshaw took the steps to help himself overcome the battle taking place inside himself when he went to K9s for Warriors, where he met Doc, a black lab pointer mix that he credits with saving his life. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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