Framingham Schools Service Dog Honored At Red Sox Game

FRAMINGHAM, MA — A friendly face within the Framingham Public Schools community got a chance to shine on a bigger stage recently.

Nala the Service Dog, who is a fixture in the for Resiliency for Life classroom, was honored as the "Service Dog of the Game" at Fenway Park on May 23.

"This was made possible through a relationship between NEADS, the program that trained and partnered Nala with the Resiliency for Life Program, and the Boston Red Sox," school officials said.

"Nala, and her human Mr. Goldschmidt, also visited the Cameron March Madness reading rewards winners. The winning team truly fell in love with Nala and a fun time was had by all."

A photo of Nala and Goldschmidt at the Red Sox game is included in a Facebook below at the link here.

To learn more about the Resiliency for Life program, click here.