How 'Pawsitive Change' is making a difference
Studies have shown that when people care for a pet, it lowers their stress and helps with mental health. One organization is taking this to a whole new level with a program that matches prison inmate with unwanted dogs. The results are incredible for both. We talked to Zach Skow, the man behind 'Pawsitive Change' and 'Marley's Mutts'.
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How 'Pawsitive Change' is making a difference
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