Porshia, an Australian labradoodle who is certified through Therapy Dogs International, is pictured during a visit with cancer patients at the University of Toledo's Eleanor N. Dana Cancer Wednesday, September 10, 2014.
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Two-time cancer survivor Jane Ann Zeigler-Wentz and her dog, Porshia.
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Porshia, an Australian labradoodle who is certified through Therapy Dogs International, is pictured during a visit with cancer patients.
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Cancer patient Tricia Maassel of Oregon, is greeted by Two-time cancer survivor Jane Ann Zeigler-Wentz and her dog, Porshia.
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Porshia, an Australian labradoodle who is certified through Therapy Dogs International, is pictured during a visit with cancer patients.
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Two-time cancer survivor Jane Ann Zeigler-Wentz gets a kiss from her dog Porshia.
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Cancer patient Tricia Maassel of Oregon, visits with Porshia, an Australian labradoodle.
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Two-time cancer survivor Jane Ann Zeigler-Wentz and her dog, Porshia, visit with cancer patient Daniel Smith.
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Two-time cancer survivor Jane Ann Zeigler-Wentz and her dog, Porshia, visit with cancer patient Daniel Smith of Toledo.
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Deb Smith gives a kiss to Porshia, an Australian labradoodle, as her husband Daniel Smith gets chemotherapy.
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Two-time cancer survivor Jane Ann Zeigler-Wentz and her dog, Porshia, visit cancer patient Tricia Maassel of Oregon.
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Two-time cancer survivor Jane Ann Zeigler-Wentz and her dog, Porshia, are greeted by nurses Diane Scribner, center.
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