Vinny-Duke, a former stray dog, is helping Highland Park heal after the July 4 parade shooting.
Doing that work is Vinny-Duke, a 3-year-old Walker hound therapy dog who joined the Highland Park Police Department in March. "Dogs can really absorb sadness and the awful situations that people are going through."
"This is our town. This is our community, we love these people," Lodesky said."And so, to see this kind of thing happen to the town that we're sworn to protect, it's not something that sits well."
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