UOPD's Daisy brings comfort and smiles to campus
The University of Oregon Police Department added a second furry friend to the force in September. Daisy, a one-year-old comfort and therapy dog, began working with Officer Rebekah Galick in June.
Daisy is just a fun-loving dog. She wants to meet everybody and every animal that she...
Daisy officially joined the force earlier this term, bringing comfort and smiles to the campus.
In other news, the Oregon women’s soccer team faced off against the Minnesota Golden Gophers, and the head coach Trent Kersten prepared for a grueling weekend against No. 17 Penn State.
This October, the Lane Council of Governments is hosting walking-based events throughout the county, including group walks and challenges.
Author's summary: UOPD's Daisy brings comfort to campus.
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