Service dog Kingston has been nominated for a BBC Radio London Make a Difference Award.
While working as a Metropolitan Police officer, Jax suffered a vicious attack that left her with life-changing injuries.Since being gifted Kingston by the charity Canine Partners, Jax has found her independence again and, with Kingston’s help and care, is now happy living life again.UPDATE: Since filming, Kingston's condition worsened and he sadly died but Jax wanted us to share their story in tribute to the impact he had on her life.
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