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Sully The Service Dog Visits His Favorite Place In The World… Disney!

Image shows Sully the service dog at Disney World, wearing Mickey Mouse ears and looking very content.

Sully is an older golden retriever service dog. He is said to have completed his formative training at Disney World in Florida. It is also his favorite place to visit, so his family brings him back yearly on his birthday. Most service dogs work for about seven to ten years. If Sully was training 13 years ago, then he is likely retired or very near retirement. We’re glad he is getting to live his best life. You can watch the video here!

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In the viral video posted by Heather Demers, A young lady is with Sully as they walk through the park. Sully has a birthday hat on that the woman switches out for some mouse ears. You can see the years of love and devotion on Sully’s white-muzzled face. He is not as spry as he once was. He stares up at the young woman adoringly.

What is most amazing about Sully, the service dog, is the fan following he has no clue he has. After reading the comments under Heather’s post, several current and former Disney employees recall visits with Sully over the years. We couldn’t find any info on Sully on social media, but he seems to have a long and distinguished record.

Images shows Sully, an older service dog celebrating his birthday at Disney World.
Image from TikTok.

While the young lady removes Sully’s birthday party hat and puts on the mouse ears, Sully’s face is contented. You sense and can almost see that he is smiling. He looks at her with tired eyes, but that isn’t going to spoil his day.

Tiktok user FlockingFabulousMama said, “Oh my goodness! I remember him from many many years ago when I still worked for the mouse!!!” There were many comments offering snippets of previous visits with this famous service dog.

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