Late President Bush's service dog Sully has been assigned to his next duties and will not be going home with the family
The yellow labrador retriever has now been assigned to his next duties at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center's Facilities Dog Program in Maryland.
Sully, former President George HW Bush's beloved service dog, will not be going home with the Bush family despite sharing one of the most touching relationships with the erstwhile US leader in his final months.
The yellow Labrador Retriever, who joined the Bush family in June and became an internet sensation during his time with Bush senior, has now been assigned to his next duties. The two-year-old dog is slated to join the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center’s Facilities Dog Program in Maryland following the death of the 41st POTUS, People reports.
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