Posted on 06/06/2019 2:52:48 AM PDT by SMGFan
Students at Rowan University this fall will be able to reduce stress and homesickness by visiting with therapy dogs on campus.
Businessman Gerald Schreiber, of J&J Snack Foods Corp. of Pennsauken, has donated $3 million to the university to establish The Schreiber Family Pet Therapy Program of Rowan University.
The gift will establish a self-sustaining program to bring up to five certified therapy dogs to the Glassboro campus five days a week.
The permanent program will expand upon Paws for a Break, a once-a-month venture that had become so popular among students that a line of more than 100 people would be waiting to visit with the animals each month, said Dr. David Rubenstein, Rowans vice president for Health & Wellness.
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At the $3 million was a donation.
At the local animal shelter you could free box of cuddly kittens.
OMG!! Cuba could invade us and take over!
The timeline between June 6, 1944, till Rowan University, June 6, 2019, we have witnessed the destruction of the American male. A tip of the hat to the Democrat party, feminism and liberalism in general.
Once the millennials take power, St. Lucia could launch a successful attacknand occupy half of it for a year.
I manage a bunch of millennials Nah... just try to take away anything from them... massive hissy fits ensues... they all own guns..
Push them enough, they would respond with a measure of violence necessary to get their puppies back. They are definitely not boomers or gen x, just different.
“Squirrel!”
Heck I’ll raise 5 puppies and let the college students pet them for $1 million.
If only there were puppies 75 years ago on Omaha Beach.
Snowflakes.....raised by our public school socialist/NWO indoctrination centers!
I work for a stock brokerage. The job can be a bit high stress but I like it.
I was having a stressful day and left my desk for a few minutes. In the lobby of our building was an animal rescue group that had a few puppies available for petting. I dropped $5 in their donation box and picked up a puppy.
The puppy (a Shepherd Lab mix) was tired and almost immediately fell asleep after I picked it up. I walked around in the lobby for about 5-10 minutes just carrying the puppy in my arms.
I felt better after doing this. I can’t fault anyone who wants to find a bit of relief from petting a dog or holding a kitten. There are worse ways to find relief these days.
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