Pet Therapy
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Calgary pet therapy volunteers seek support for gala fundraiser to bring ‘joy to others’PALS is preparing for its annual gala fundraising event this weekend to build some much-needed support for the group’s hardworking volunteers and their four-legged friends.FeaturesFeb 8
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‘Purr-fect’ cat companions join Edmonton’s Salvation Army Centre of HopeFour new furry friends are bringing smiles to the faces of residents in Edmonton supportive living centres.LifestyleJan 3
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‘Magical’ dogs Muffin and Cupcake bring warmth to Vancouver hospital patientsMuffin and Cupcake are brought into the hospital by a Road to Recovery peer worker Junko, who said a hospital was one of the first places she truly felt safe and cared for.FeaturesDec 21, 2023
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Okanagan’s 1st cat cafe opens its doors, hopes to help felines find homesLocated in downtown Kelowna, Catelowna, is just the fourth cat cafe in all of British Columbia.CanadaJun 23, 2023
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A golden retriever named Pearl is a gem at one Moncton elementary schoolPearl has been a permanent member of Loralee Druart's kindergarten class at Birchmount School in Moncton for the past four years.CanadaFeb 22, 2023
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‘It’s beautiful to see’: Virtual pet therapy comforts B.C. long-term care residents during COVID-19Stuart Mah and Nugget the dog are now dialling up their elderly fans once a week via FaceTime. The elderly residents eagerly look forward to the virtual visit.HealthJan 25, 2021
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Puppy love: Pet therapy helps students at Westmount school de-stressStudents at Miss Edgar's & Miss Cramp's in Westmount are de-stressing with the help of pet therapy.CanadaDec 18, 2017
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Vancouver International Airport helps travellers to manage stress with dog therapy programVancouver International Airport launches their new dog therapy program to help travellers ease their stress.Aug 22, 2017
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Pet therapy can be a key in addictions recovery: surveyA national survey found pet therapy can be a key to addictions recovery because animals love unconditionally, creating the support and drive to succeed.CanadaMay 26, 2017
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Parrots form friendships with long-term care residents in LethbridgeElma Koenig is one of the many long-term care residents who gets frequent visits from Brian Shields and his two parrots Baby and Taz.FeaturesMay 2, 2017
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