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and financial reports available upon request) with the remaining 5% supporting administration and fund raising. We are very welcoming of volunteers and new members. The more we have the merrier. However for us to expand globally and provide more assistance to abandoned animals we will need more funding. We want to help as many animals as possible and give them the proper life they deserve as well as continuing to advocate their safety. • FUNDS NEEDED With a grant of around $330,000 for ever year

Abstract This paper will talk about how dogs are just like humans. The four main reasons are that a dog’s brain is similar to a humans, emotions are shared, jobs, and disease and health problems. The experiment that Professor Gregory Burns did allowed him look into a dog’s brain will be mentioned. He results showed many things and gave him some answers that he was hoping to find ("Dogs Are Even More Like Us Than We Thought", 2015). Dogs can also understand what is being told to them after a while

comfort of a support animal. Though well known, the use of dogs, mainly German shepherds, is nothing short of life saving. Police dogs can be used to sniff out illegal drugs, or even find a missing person with only the scent of a bit of skin tissue or an object with the person’s scent on it. The dogs used to locate people are normally bloodhounds, who are well known for their sense of smell. Certain dogs can also be used in war. These dogs are used to locate bombs, deliver messages, and just provide

Humans Need Dogs Most people know that pets are good companions, but they can also be therapists, teachers, and healers. “Sixty-two percent of American households include pets,” said the Humane Society of United States (Casciotti & Zuckerman, 2016). When people hear about dogs helping humans, one of the first things that might come to mind, are the dogs that help the blind or disabled. Another thought might be the dog that saves a family from their burning home. Today, there are dogs that help with

“Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for that one dog the world will change forever.” (Karen Davison). Injustice is everywhere and while people notice this and think justice is only in the courtrooms, some may not notice the kind of justice done by an organization such as the Rescue Project. Justice in many ways are the consequences of someone’s wrongdoing, but justice can also mean doing the right thing to someone or something that has been wronged. The Rescue Project is a nonprofit

portrays this more perfectly than the story of my dog Mo. I had wanted a dog for years, but my parents had insisted that I would not be able to take care of it. To me, this made absolutely no sense, since I had taken care of my brother’s dog after school for years, never missing a day. In my opinion, my commitment should prove how responsible and capable I was. My parents did not agree. To make my situation even worse, my mom had never been a dog person to begin with, and my dad said he was getting

Understanding the difference between the Service Dogs and the Emotional Support Animals (ESA What are Emotional Support Animals? An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is an animal serve the purpose of mitigating any kind of emotional or psychological symptoms associated with a handler's condition or disorder. The emotional support animal does NOT need to be custom trained to perform a specific disability-specific task. As the name suggests, the Emotional support animals provide comfort, a calming presence

million dog bites occur in the United States every year. Furthermore, nearly one of five dog bites become infected. Since the state of Pennsylvania has dog bite laws in place, you should find a reputable attorney to represent you in your dog bite case. An overview of Pennsylvania’s dog bite laws Confinement and control of dog’s that are not part of a kennel – § 459-305 The keeper or owner of a dog who fails to follow the stipulations listed below is committing an illegal act. The dog must be:

In today’s society, service dogs are very critical for current U.S soldiers and veterans that deal with PTSD and stress disorder especially saving lives within the Military field. Service dogs are not being noticed by individuals in a world that is full of technological influence because there are so many other little things to preoccupy their time. The service of these particular dogs offer are very beneficial especially to soldier that have PSTD and also reducing stress. Carl Ringberg, a current

previously discussed dogs have long since been the faithful companions of humans, so it’s not hard to imagine that they would make the ideal support animals. Today it’s not uncommon to see a dog participating in a wide variety of practical applications, from security, to bomb detection (discussed in the next section). But what’s also very interesting about dogs is that they have the emotional capacity to assist in mental treatment. This section will discuss the the involvement with dogs in the realm of