A beloved NHL team’s newest therapy puppy will soon begin a year-long training program to assist a visually impaired individual, marking the seventh such partnership in the franchise’s history. Fans are invited to participate in naming the pup, adding a community-driven touch to the initiative. The program highlights the growing role of service animals in improving accessibility and independence for those with visual impairments. Details on the training process and how supporters can vote for the puppy’s name are expected to be announced soon.

The Islanders' new puppy, whose name fans will have the chance to vote on, will embark on a year-long training journey to help a visually impaired person. The puppy is the seventh in the New York ...