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Fountain Hills service dog Bishop nominated for national award

Bishop, the namesake behind Fountain Hills non- profit Bishop’s Mission, is nominated for a national award.

(Photo courtesy Kate Klasen)

Bishop the Dalmatian, a service dog in Fountain Hills, has been nominated for a national award.

Bishop works as a service dog for Bishop’s Mission, a nonprofit organization in Fountain Hills that provides support for both service dogs and the veterans and first responders they work with.

Now, he is one of the nominees for the First Responder Paws Therapy Dog Award, an annual contest hosted by national behavioral health provider FHE Health.

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