ETX Prison Approves New Program Pairing At-Risk Dogs with Inmates
Dogs don't judge us and they're much more easier to talk to than most humans. Dogs are special.
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Dogs don't judge us and they're much more easier to talk to than most humans. Dogs are special.
Dogs don't judge us and they're much more easier to talk to than most humans. Dogs are special.
Efforts focus on providing tools to set inmates up for success upon release and reduce the number of repeat offenders
Marley’s Mutts is a dog rescue in Tehachapi but they’re also rescuing people. Their program Pawsitive Change teaches inmates in California state prisons important life lessons.
By Alex Razo May 10, 2021 Marley's Mutts, is a non-profit that works to shelter and care for Kern County's shelter animals. Among their programs is Pawsitive Change, a program created to help in the rehabilitation of both animals and inmates in California prisons. Founder of the program, Zach Skow, joined Jennifer this morning to discuss the work Marley's Mutts does and how successful Pawsitive Change has been for those it helps. Listen to the interview below and learn more about Marley's Mutts