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  1. Implementing Successful Jail-Based Programming for Women: A Case Study of Planning Parenting, Prison & Pups -- Waiting to 'Let the Dogs In'

    Contributor(s):: Collica-Cox, Kimberly, Furst, Gennifer

  2. The Rules of the Game: Class, Status, Power and Values in the Organization and Institutionalization of the American Kennel Club

    Contributor(s):: Tiemann, Adrian Rooke

  3. Healing Inmates' Hearts and Spirits With Man's Best Friend

    Contributor(s):: Osborne, Shannon J., Bair, Renee

  4. Humanizing Prisons with Animals: A Closer Look at "Cell Dogs" and Horse Programs in Correctional Institutions

    Contributor(s):: Deaton, Christiane

  5. Pound Puppies: The Rehabilitative Uses of Dogs In Correctional Facilities

    Contributor(s):: Harkrader, Todd, Burke, Tod W., Owen, Stephen S.

  6. Volunteer Brings Puppies And Smiles to Inmates

    Contributor(s):: Buisch, Michele D.

  7. Programming quality services for older adults in long-term care facilities

    Contributor(s):: Rancourt, Ann M.

    Discusses the need to provide quality services for older adults in long term care (LTC) facilities and suggests changes that LTC professionals should make in the 1990s. Approximately 5 percent of those over 65, or 1.75 million people, are institutionalized in nursing homes. Some have lost...

  8. The effects of pet-facilitated therapy on depressed institutionalized inpatients

    Contributor(s):: McVarish, Christine Ann

  9. Building human habitats [Part 2]: Dogs, Cats, Birds, Other Animals

    Contributor(s):: Thomas, William H.

  10. Animal Cruelty Motivations: Assessing Demographic and Situational Influences

    Contributor(s):: Hensley, Christopher, Tallichet, Suzanne E.

  11. Childhood Bestiality: A Potential Precursor to Adult Interpersonal Violence

    Contributor(s):: Hensley, Christopher, Tallichet, Suzanne E., Dutkiewicz, Erik L.

  12. Ageless allies

    Contributor(s):: Wolfson, Elissa

  13. Animal magnetism

    Contributor(s):: Bonifazi, Wendy

  14. Animal-assisted activities: sample programs

    Contributor(s):: Richeson, Nancy E., McCullough, William T.

  15. Animal-assisted therapy and loneliness in nursing homes: use of robotic versus living dogs

    Contributor(s):: Banks, Marian R., Willoughby, Lisa M., Banks, William A.

  16. Animal-assisted therapy as a nondrug approach to pain and depression for older adults with dementia

    Contributor(s):: Richeson, Nancy E.

  17. Animal-assisted therapy enhances resident social interaction and initiation in long-term care facilities

    Contributor(s):: Bernstein, P. L., Friedmann, E., Malaspina, A.

    Compared the effectiveness of animal-assisted therapy (AAT) with nonanimal therapy (NAT) for providing social stimulation among long term care (LTC) residents. The study was conducted at 2 LTC facilities with 122 and 200 residents. NATs included snack bingo or arts and crafts, while AAT involved...

  18. Animal-assisted therapy for dementia: a review of the literature

    Contributor(s):: Filan, Susan L., Llewellyn-Jones, Robert H.

  19. Attachment styles impact on pet visitation effectiveness

    Contributor(s):: Colby, Patrcia M., Sherman, Angela

    Examined the effects of attachment style (secure, anxious-ambivalent, dismissive avoidant, or fearful avoidant) on the subjective well-being of institutionalized older adults participating in a dog visitation program. The participants were 52 residents of an assisted living facility, aged 58-98...

  20. Brutus is making rounds

    Contributor(s):: Rosenkoetter, Marlene M., Bowes, Dennis