Mental health is going to the dogs: how pet therapy helps wounded vets and first responders

By Kimberly | Published: November 4, 2019

Many studies have shown the advantages animals can bring to people who are hurting, disabled, or struggling with PTSD. Bryan Robinson of Forbes spoke with police officers, firefighters, and soldiers who have benefited from having dogs trained by the nonprofit program, Puppies Behind Bars.

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