Local girl raises funds for service dog

Aislyn G Moss

17-year-old Aislyn Moss is pictured in a selfie seated in her black wheelchair. She has light skin, black glasses, a tube connected to her nose, a striped long-sleeved sweater and gray fashionably ripped jeans.

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Living with complex medical issues and mental illness, 17-year-old Aislyn Moss hopes to graduate high school, continue her education, and become a nurse.

To do so, she needs a little support – that’s why she started fundraising with Help Hope Live for the out-of-pocket costs associated with a service dog.

Aislyn was interviewed in January 2024 by the Corry Journal and by 98.9 FM Corry’s Radio Alternative in December 2023 about her fundraising efforts with Help Hope Live.

Written by Emily Progin

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