Because What's More Therapeutic Than Doggies and Kitties?

How do I know if my pet qualifies to be a therapy animal?

How do I get my pet started in animal assisted therapy?

Where are therapy animals needed?

Think a cuddle from your dog could light up an elderly person’s face? Maybe your cat’s company will help a child concentrate better on his reading. Whether you’re interested in getting your pet started with animal assisted therapy, or would just like to learn more about it, now’s your chance to talk to the ASPCA’s Manager of Animal Assisted Therapy, Greer Griffith. She will be joining us for a live chat next Friday, January 11, from noon to 2:00 P.M. Be sure to log into the ASPCA Online Community to participate.

*Click here to read up on the ASPCA’s affiliation with the Delta Society, a national organization that aims to improve human health through the assistance of service and therapy animals, and to get information on the animal assisted therapy classes we offer you and your dog.