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Tremonton Fire welcomes therapy dog Rosie

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TREMONTON, Utah, Oct. 20, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — She can’t haul a fire hose, climb a ladder or drive an engine, but Rosie the “Sheepadoodle” has joined the Tremonton Fire Department as a therapy dog. “She has a very important job ahead of her,” a Tremonton Fire news release says of the 5-month-old mixed breed canine.

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