Saturday August 11th, 2018
What do you think ?
heraldpalladium.com
ST. JOSEPH — Prosecutors in Michigan say adult witnesses should be able to use emotional support dogs in trial courts.
Thursday August 9th, 2018
Canine Advocacy Program shared Deputy Daphne's post.
Another CAP star !
Having too much fun at court this morning.
Tuesday August 7th, 2018
This handsome fella “Bruin” is the newest canine advocate at the St. Clair County Prosecutors office. Welcome to the CAP family!
Thursday July 26th, 2018
Canine Advocacy Program shared 1 FUR 1 Foundation's photo.
Who could resist that face ?
We wish everything bad in the world could simply be fixed with the love of an animal. " After being alone with the Dylan for 20 minutes, the victim was able to calm down and move forward with the hearing." If only everything where that easy. #CourtDogsInAction #1fur1impact Program Partner: @CanineAdvocacyProgram
Thursday July 19th, 2018
Canine Advocacy Program shared 1 FUR 1 Foundation's photo.
We all know "adulting" is hard. However, in a high stress work environment, sometimes a little encouragement goes a long way. “Jager picked up on the amount of stress our Prosecutor is under because we are a bit shorthanded in our office and he has been incredibly busy. Jager has been watching him like a hawk. He follows him around and will sit or lay by him in his office. This is something that Jager has never done before. I believe that Jager feels the stress that he is under and is trying alleviate some of that for him." #CourtDogsInAction #1fur1impact Program Partner: Canine Advocacy Program
Many of these victims of abuse & assault -whether adult or child suffer from PTSD. If we provide veterans with support dogs, I think the court can provide a support dog to comfort victims when retelling the worst moments of their life.
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