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Pet therapy in palliative care at Calvary Health Care Sydney
Another post in our series on ‘Palliative Care and Animals’ … Calvary Health Care Kogarah is a public hospital in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, providing specialist palliative care and rehabilitation services. Pet therapy has been part of the hospital’s landscape … Continue reading
Rían: The therapy dog who’s a leading member of the team at Our Lady’s Hospice
Contributing to our new series, ‘Palliative Care and Animals’, Noreen Holland, Assistant Director of Nursing at Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services in Dublin, Ireland, introduces us to therapy dog, Rían. Pets provide companionship, love and devoted loyalty to … Continue reading
