Regina Mom Who Beat Depression With Help of Emotional Support Dog Starts Business to Help Others

Regina Mom Who Beat Depression With Help of Emotional Support Dog Starts Business to Help Others
Co-owners of Hugo & Toast, Kenedi Klein (L) and Karlissa Dressler, pose with red retriever dogs Hugo (L) and Toast in an Easter-themed photo shoot on April 4, 2022. Courtesy of Karlissa Dressler
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Four years ago the joy of welcoming a child turned to depression for new mother Karlissa Dressler. On the advice of her doctor, the owner of Minx Hair Salon in Regina got an emotional support animal, a six-month old red retriever puppy she named Toast.

It turned out that she was so comforted by her support animal that she started a business so the proceeds could help others have a dog of their own.

Lee Harding
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Lee Harding is a journalist and think tank researcher based in Saskatchewan, and a contributor to The Epoch Times.
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