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They Said No One Would Want This 'Broken' Pup But God Revealed The Deaf Dog's True Worth

June 16, 2021

They Said No One Would Want This 'Broken' Pup But God Revealed The Deaf Dog's True Worth

A deaf therapy dog someone labeled "broken" due to his hearing impairment was finally rescued after waiting so long for the right human to find him. And he ends up saving lives by inspiring every person he meets to be more accepting of others’ differences.

Even though our brains may be much more complex, we can learn a bunch of valuable lessons from animals. Acceptance can create a world full of love, and Cole the deaf therapy dog teaches children and adults to love one another.

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The Facebook page for The Team Cole Project describes the pooch’s mission with, “I may be deaf, but I’m helping people hear that a disability is not an inability; it’s a super power!”

Unwanted Shelter Pup Becomes Deaf Therapy Dog

Cole wasn’t always loved himself. As a puppy, he was stuck in a shelter for months because his deafness labeled him as ‘special needs.’ But when Cole’s future human overheard someone refer to the pup as ‘broken,’ the man immediately fell in love because Cole deserved it.

Chris Hannah trained his new partner with sign language and got a therapy dog license. He then brought Cole the Pitbull along with him to work, where he teaches music at an elementary school. Even as an adult I would be super excited to have a dog somewhere they usually aren’t!

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Chris teaches the kids about the importance of accepting others’ differences. He tells them about the stigma surrounding Pitbulls while Cole gently loves on every single student. This good boy loves the attention and pets!

Cole is able to show the class that he is not less than any hearing dog. He listens to commands, cuddles, and runs around to play with them.

Chris and Cole now travel to other schools to talk to kids about differences and acceptance. The duo presents complex thoughts in a way that young children can understand.

Inspiring Others And Spreading God's Love

That’s not Cole’s only vest. He also works as a therapy dog at the NJ Veteran’s Memorial Home and the local hospice. He literally wears different vests for each job!

The Covid restrictions didn’t stop his service. He paraded around the area in his dad’s car so the kids could still see him. He also continued visits at the nursing home and hospice through windows and doors. The positive pup spreads love across his region no matter what!

Cole may not know it, but he is spreading God’s love. We should all strive to be more like Cole.

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"We love, because he first loved us. If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is a liar: for he that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, cannot love God whom he hath not seen. And this commandment have we from him, That he who loveth God love his brother also." 1 John 4:19-21

WATCH: Inspiring Story Behind Deaf Therapy Dog Of Team Cole Project

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Featured Image Credit: Facebook/We Love Animals

Kellie Kaufman - GodTube AuthorKellie Kaufman writes articles for GodTube and GodUpdates in addition to working as a marketing specialist for other Christian sites. She graduated from Elon University with a degree in strategic communications and hopes to further her education in digital marketing. She adores her beautiful mini Aussie, Kirby, and loves taking her to the dog park. When she isn’t spoiling her pup, Kellie enjoys crafting anything and everything and dabbles in a handful of musical instruments.


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