HE WOULDN’T LEAVE THE CASKET—NOT UNTIL HE COULD SMELL THE TRUTH

The dog hadn’t eaten in four days since his partner, Officer Silas, died. For four days, Valor, the K9, refused to leave the front door, pacing and whining. This morning, he rode in the patrol car one last time, as if he knew what was coming.

At the quiet ceremony, Valor stood with his paws on the casket, sniffing slowly, trying to make sense of it all. Continues…

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