The dog was placed in the prisoner’s cell, the prisoner sees it and quickly grabs it

A dog’s unwavering devotion and unconditional love can be one of the most cathartic forces in the world. This makes sense when you consider how powerful the connection between dogs and prisoners is. Since 1939, Leader Dogs for the Blind has used dogs to help rehabilitate prisoners, following this inspiring idea. And it certainly seems like a no-lose situation!

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This initiative, funded by several generous sponsors, allows prisoners to give birth to hundreds of puppies each year, training them to become service dogs. This not only gives prisoners a sense of purpose, but also reduces the risk of recidivism upon release. What is really noticeable is the strong emotional bond that has formed between the prisoners and the puppies!

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Sponsored by many generous donors, this program allows prisoners to raise hundreds of puppies each year while training them to become service dogs. This not only gives prisoners a sense of purpose, but also reduces their risk of reoffending after release. The most striking thing is the strong emotional bond that has formed between the prisoners and the puppies!

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This excellent program aims to reintegrate offenders into society as valuable assets, rather than viewed as a hated liability. Prisoners never feel alienated from society as they learn how to train dogs for the real world because they are never alone. This is rehabilitation in its purest form, and it has improved the lives of millions of people – both inside and outside prison walls!

Watch this touching video below and be sure to share it with a friend or family member!