Veteran of the blind army gifted new service dog after car was killed into the first puppy

• Bruno, a service dog for the military veteran Kerrie Porter, was fatally hit by a car almost two months ago
• Thanks to a non -profit organization and a law firm, Porter received a new service dog Hayden on April 28th, who is also Bruno's brother
• “The fact that he can go with me anywhere is a big deal,” said Porter about her new dog

About two months ago, the tragedy hit a legally blind veteran of the US Army when her service dog was found dead near an intergovernmental Georgia. However, her story now has a happy ending with the arrival of a new dog support dog.

In a Facebook post published in March, the Top Dogg K9 Foundation, a non -profit organization that supports dogs with disabled veterans, announced that Bruno, a dog that belonged to Kerrie Porter, an experienced veteran with disabilities.

Fox Affiliate Waga reported at the time that Bruno's body was found near the Interstate 285, about 3 miles from Porter's house. The outlet reported that Bruno was fatally hit by a car

“Bruno screwed on Sunday evening [March 9] When a group of dogs frightened him during a walk, “wrote the non -profit organization. Two members of our team quickly went to the area and found Brunos lifeless body on the street.”

“We are broken,” continued her statement. “The team was able to regain Brunos service vest and our founder Blake [Rashad] there was back to these incredibly destroyed veterans. ”

The group said that she had bruno with Porter, who has PTSBs and just blindly blindly blindly two weeks earlier.

“In the two weeks in which he was paired with Kerrie, Bruno's special training offered decisive support and improved her quality of life considerably and even aroused her in her sleep when her blood pressure was too high,” Top Dogg said in an online donation campaign to build a monument to Bruno and to help Porter get a replacement dog.

Like Porter of the NBC subsidiary Wxia said: “He was such a sweet dog.”

On Monday, April 28th, more than a month after Bruno's death, Top Dogg Porter surprised with a new service dog, a poodle named Hayden, who happened to be Bruno's brother, Waga reported.

In a press release that was shared with People, Top Dogg confirmed a donation of $ 15,000 of the Montlick Injury law firm based in Atlanta to pay the costs for the provision of Hayden on Porter.

“When we have the profound influence on the life of a veteran on a service dog, we were determined to help Kerrie find a new partner, especially when you consider how vulnerable it has been since the loss of Bruno,” said Blake Rashad, co -founder of Top Dogg, according to the press release. “We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of Montlick Injury's lawyers, whose support made Kerrie possible to receive Hayden.”

“It is an honor for us to give something back to those who have given so much, and we are proud to support Kerrie if they start a new chapter full of hope and healing,” said Montlick lawyer in a Facebook contribution of April 28th.

Porter, who has a young daughter, said Wxia that it was overwhelming for her that so many people wanted to take care of and help themselves.

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“The fact that he can go with me anywhere is a big deal,” said Porter, according to CBS partner Wanf, about Hayden. “Bruno went to three different VA facilities with me, and if they have ever been to the VA, it's not a walk in the park.”