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26th Apr, 2013
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Helping the city of Boston heal through the human-animal bond

by Amy McCullough, National Director, Red Star Animal-Assisted Therapy
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Boston, MA, Week of April 24, 2013 Bailey, my therapy dog, and I arrived in Boston eight days after the terror bombing on Marathon Monday and four days after the manhunt ended. Our hotel is in Copley Square, just blocks from the finish line on Boylston Street. Wednesday morning, April 24th, marked the first day that the police barricades were removed from Boylston Street, the site of the two bombings, and the street was once again open to the public. As Bailey and I made our way down the street early that morning, the feeling was palpable. A busy street with dozens of people yet markedly...
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17th Apr, 2013
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Finding Comfort in the Wake of Tragedy

by Dr. Caren Caty, Ph.D.
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Senior Fellow American Humane Association Children’s Innovation Institute Many people are experiencing powerful feelings related to the tragedies that occurred at the Boston Marathon. There are healthy and unhealthy ways to express emotions. Children are especially vulnerable to a powerful display of emotion from adults and the chaotic atmosphere that can create. Therefore, adults can help children by remaining calm and attentive when children are present. While it is important to try and keep the daily routine as normal as possible, there may also be the need for added comfort during...
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16th Apr, 2013
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“Luck” case closed by Los Angeles District Attorney

by American Humane Association
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Following a year-long investigation by American Humane Association and an independent humane organization with subsequent review by the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office, the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office has stated that no charges are being brought in the HBO production of “Luck.” Throughout the production, American Humane Association’s famed Film and Television Unit, which protects some 100,000 animal actors on 2,000 sets a year with a remarkable 99.98% safety rate, acted to keep the horses safe and to prevent filming of animals who were ill, injured, medicated, or...
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16th Apr, 2013
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The Boston Bombings: Tips to Help Kids Cope

by American Humane Association
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American Humane Association Offers Tips to Help Children Deal with Concerns Following the Boston Marathon Bombings WASHINGTON, D.C., April 15, 2013 – Following the bombings during the Boston Marathon today, American Humane Association issued these tips for parents and other caregivers to help children cope with the fear and uncertainty caused by this tragedy: Keep an eye on children’s emotional reactions. Talk to children – and just as important – listen to them. Encourage kids to express how they feel and ask if anything is worrying them. Regardless of age, reassure them frequently...
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11th Apr, 2013
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by American Humane Association
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We are saddened to report that a dog who had been scheduled to appear in a commercial shoot passed away in a clinic yesterday before filming of the animal was to take place. The dog started exhibiting signs of distress before he was called to set, and an AHA Certified Animal Safety Representative on the scene intervened. The AHA Certified Animal Safety Representative and Chief Veterinary Officer requested immediate emergency medical care, and the dog was rushed to the closest veterinarian practice for urgent medical attention. As with any unexpected incident such as this, AHA will launch a humane...
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