News from the Noteworthy: SQSPCA Values Human-Animal Bond – All Otsego

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Mary Earl of Cherry Valley adopted a kitten named Mila recently. To date, the SQSPCA has found homes for close to 700 animals this year, with 40 currently in foster. (Photo provided)
News from the Noteworthy from Susquehanna SPCA

SQSPCA Values Human-Animal Bond

At the Susquehanna Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, you will hear us talk a lot about the human-animal bond. Being much more than a physical building that shelters animals, we are also an animal resource center that deeply values the relationship humans have with their animals. The Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine has a Center for the Human-Animal Bond which studies, conducts research and fosters collaboration so we can all learn more about this special rapport.

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