Students lean on furry friends to cope with pandemic
Media Credit: Arielle Bader | Assistant Photo Editor Students at GW, like Americans nationwide, are turning to pets for companionship during the COVID-19 pandemic. Culture By Lindsay Paulen Jan 11, 2021 12:10 AM Senior Olivia Zarroli planned to get a dog after graduating. Then, classes went online. With more time at home and a more manageable class schedule during the pandemic, Zarroli said she bought her dog Fletcher in November. She said her dog has been a source of emotional support for her and her boyfriend during this “uncertain” time. “He definitely loves us, and you can tell,...
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