Joan Esnayra

Founder, Psychiatric Service Dog Society

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Founder of the Psychiatric Service Dog Society, based in Arlington, Virginia

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Yesterday's shooting at Fort Hood was the most violent in history on a US military base, with 13 people confirmed dead and dozens more injured.

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