Research Notes on Therapy Animals for Senior Homes
A wide range of human health professionals and practitioners recognize what many people in the animal caregiving fields and everyday pet owners have known for years: that pets can be good for our health and well-being. Companion animals are being introduced into the therapeutic regimens of many health care institutions: nursing homes, hospitals and rehabilitation centers.
Top Resources on Therapy Animals for Senior Homes
- American Red Cross: Animal Assisted Therapy Brings Love and Companionship
- SeniorJournal: Nursing Home Residents Prefer Visits with Dogs, Without People
- DeltaSociety: Companion Animals and Elderly People
- PawPrintsandPurrs: Pet Therapy
- TherapyDogsofVermont: Survey Says:“100% Would Recommend Dog Therapy”
- SeniorCitizenHumor: Pet Therapy in Nursing Homes
- PetTherapy: Assisted Living Community Visit
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- Contributor: Chris Miller
- Reviewer: ASandhu
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- Last update: Jul. 31, 2008
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