Jinks is smarter than the average dog. Rather than chew stilettos or drool over tennis balls all day, the 4-year-old golden lab is helping Gina Goldblatt open doors -- both figurative and literal. Goldblatt, who has cerebral palsy, just graduated from University of Arizona and plans to start law school next year. From retrieving a pencil for her while she studies for the LSAT to giving her the confidence to go away to school, Jinks is helping make that goal attainable.
August 25, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Jinks is smarter than the average dog. He doesn’t chew stilettos or steal food off the counter. He doesn’t lie around drooling over tennis balls all day. Instead, Jinks, a 4-year-old golden lab, is helping Gina Goldblatt go to law school.
Goldblatt, 23, has cerebral palsy, a brain injury that severely limits her ability to stand, walk and do simple tasks such as picking things off the floor, paying cashiers or handing in homework assignments.
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