This year’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School yearbook includes the portraits of 14 therapy dogs who provided comfort and a paw to students after last year’s mass shooting.

The specially-trained canines were brought in right after the Feb. 14, 2018 shooting in Parkland, Fla., and returned this school year by popular demand.

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"Including the therapy/service dogs in the yearbook is the best decision we’ve made so far like this one dog had a bowtie and my heart," @sighnatasha wrote on Twitter, according to FOX35 Orlando.

The dogs sat for their yearbook photos in October, according to reports. They were reportedly very good boys.

A Sun Sentinel reporter who tweeted a photo of the dog’s yearbook page garnered more than 6,000 likes by Thursday morning, according to one report.

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The yearbook's theme is "It All Depends," FOX35 reported.

The goal is to highlight the growth of the community and how it has transformed since the life-changing massacre, the station reported.

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Seventeen people were killed in the shooting.