"After realizing he was right there at our feet, looking up at us with pride, tears instantly filled both of our eyes," the ...

Dear Going: Forget about the shower and wedding gift.If you feel generously inclined, send the happy couple a nice card. If your animal is, indeed, a trained service dog to help you should you ...

If you’re planning on tying the knot and you have a pup, chances are, you’ve thought about including your dog in your wedding ceremony. After all, many people consider their pooch a part of ...

Now, three months after saying yes to the wedding, I am being told I’m uninvited to the wedding because of my service dog. ... DEAR GOING: Forget about the shower and wedding gift.

DEAR GOING: Forget about the shower and wedding gift. If you feel generously inclined, send the happy couple a nice card. If your animal is, indeed, a trained service dog to help you should you ...

DEAR GOING: Forget about the shower and wedding gift. If you feel generously inclined, send the happy couple a nice card. If your animal is, indeed, a trained service dog to help you should you ...

In a "Dear Abby" letter to the New York Post, the woman shared the jarring experience of being uninvited from an event — her niece's wedding festivities, no less — because she has a service dog.

Dear Abby: I’ve been uninvited to my niece’s wedding because of my service dog Published: Mar. 11, 2025, 12:00 p.m. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips.

DEAR ABBY: I was invited to my niece’s wedding, and we immediately RSVP’d “yes.” I was also invited by her sister to her bridal shower and responded affirmatively. I have a service dog I ...