Therapy Dogs

A therapy dog is a trained animal that provides comfort and support to people in various settings, such as hospitals, schools, nursing homes, and disaster areas. They are not service dogs, which are trained to assist individuals with disabilities.

• Healthcare Facilities: Providing comfort to patients and families.
• Educational Institutions: Reducing anxiety and improving focus in students.
• Crisis Support: Assisting in traumatic situations, like natural disasters.

• Emotional Support: Reduces stress and anxiety for individuals in various settings.
• Improved Social Interaction: Encourages communication and connection among people.
• Physical Benefits: Can lower blood pressure and heart rates in patients.