The recent proclamation declaring April 30, 2024, as “Therapy Animal Day” in Yavapai County, Arizona, underscores the profound impact of therapy animals and their human companions on improving the well-being of individuals in need.
Recognizing the invaluable service provided by these dedicated teams, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors acknowledged the essential role therapy animals play in nurturing the human-animal bond and fostering healing environments in various community settings.
This proclamation not only honors the commitment of therapy animals and their handlers but also encourages citizens to express gratitude and support towards these remarkable individuals who selflessly contribute to the health and happiness of Yavapai County residents.
The Verde Valley Dog Obedience & Agility Club came was there to celebrate the occasion with Supervisor Donna Michaels, posing for a photo opportunity after the official proclamation signing. Such gestures of recognition serve as a testament to the collective spirit of compassion and unity in Yavapai County, highlighting the importance of acknowledging and cherishing the invaluable contributions of therapy animal teams within the community.
