Therapy Dog Round Up: Dancing Dogs, Cruelty, and a Lawsuit

• Therapy dog troupe in Chicago puts on a production of the Nutcracker.

• George Mason's School of Law brings in a pack of puppy cuteness to help students manage end-of-semester exam stress.
• Marcus Luttrell, the only survivor of a SEAL operation in Afghanistan, talks about the brutal slaying of his therapy dog DASY. "She was like a daughter to me."
• In other sad news, Scooby, a doberman pinscher in training to be a therapy dog, was shot and killed in his owner's front yard by a cyclist carrying a gun.
• David Frei, founder of Angel on a Leash, talks about what therapy dogs can do.
• Justice Department files a housing discrimination lawsuit against the University of Nebraska at Kearney, alleging the campus denied a student the chance to keep a therapy dog in her apartment to cope with depression and anxiety.
• Army Cpl. Kacey Schlundt finds a sense of calmness driving seven huskies to their second chance at life. "Schlundt feels that every dog he helps save squares a debt for every life he took while fighting insurgents in Mahmudiyah from 2006 to 2008."