Service Dogs Slay the Runway: UA Students Unleash Fashion Magic on Four-Legged Heroes!
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Hold onto your seats, fashionistas and dog lovers! The University of Arizona is strutting its stuff in a jaw-dropping fashion event that's turning heads and wagging tails! Imagine this: students are taking old denim and football jerseys and spinning them into chic doggie couture, all to shine a spotlight on the incredible bond between service dogs and their handlers.
Picture a bustling UA Mall transformed into a vibrant fashion hub, where these furry heroes don their stylish coats and take over the runway. This isn't just any fashion show—it's got service dogs stealing the spotlight for its second year running! Talk about a showstopper!
The brains behind this mind-blowing fashion-forward extravaganza? None other than Elizabeth Heuisler, a fashion whiz and professor at the Norton School of Human Ecology. She’s on a mission to open your eyes to the amazing world of what these talented four-legged companions can achieve. "The stories that came out of it were just amazing," she gushes. From sensing blood pressure to calming nerves, these dogs are nothing short of miraculous!
And there's more! Ariel Webb, a savvy senior and show organizer, believes it's crucial to highlight not only campus resources for those with disabilities but also to demonstrate how these community heroes can change lives. "I think it's important to showcase...," she shares enthusiastically.
Set your calendars for Tuesday, Oct. 22, as this two-hour spectacle from 5 to 7 p.m. offers a not-to-miss opportunity for dog buffs, fashion enthusiasts, and curious minds. Get ready to marvel at the unique role these service dogs play in empowering individuals with disabilities. This is one event you won't want to miss, so come and be amazed by the pawsome talent on display!