Volunteering is a Good Bonding Experience
Sometimes helping people means helping their pets. Once a month, Mary Lou Sedlock, Joyce Truscott, and Cheryl Navoy gather for a couple of hours at Milestone Senior Services’ Kalamazoo office
Sometimes helping people means helping their pets. Once a month, Mary Lou Sedlock, Joyce Truscott, and Cheryl Navoy gather for a couple of hours at Milestone Senior Services’ Kalamazoo office
Pets make wonderful companions for anyone, and for older adults, pets can fill an even bigger role. Many older adults who live alone or have limited access to their community
There is little argument that pets make wonderful companions and are often considered valuable members of a family or household. For older adults, pets can fill an even bigger role.
Johanna has been taking in strays all her life — both dogs and people — so it was only natural that she adopted one from the local animal shelter.
It is no secret that pets leave a strong, lasting paw print on your heart. There are numerous ways that a pet can improve your overall health and quality of life.