The human-animal bond is a mutually beneficial and dynamic relationship between people and animals that positively influences the health and well-being of both. While many of us understand the benefits of positive interactions with animals in our lives, the evidence obtained by researchers who have scientifically investigated this topic can be used to bolster our work with therapy animals.

Pet Partners and Cat Person have completed one of the most comprehensive studies to ever take place on therapy cats, which has uncovered many complex truths about our relationship with cats. Learn more about the findings of this study in our newest white paper.

Work satisfaction is being recognized as a key factor in the overall success of a business. As a result, there has been a massive movement across various vocational contexts to create a culture of work that is enjoyable and rewarding. In this paper, learn the empirically supported benefits of animals in the workplace, providing insight into how this intervention can be incorporated at your workplace.

At Pet Partners, we are deeply committed to helping professionals best integrate therapy animals into their practice. The State of Animal-Assisted Interventions in Professionalized Settings White Paper presents information to bolster the professionalization and standardization of the intervention.

The Pet Partners Handler Guide is designed to be both a training document and a resource for therapy animal teams.

Animal-assisted interventions (AAI) can provide a variety of benefits to people, but without careful consideration of safety standards, well-intentioned handlers, therapy animal organizations, and facilities could jeopardize access to therapy animals. Pet Partners has compiled the expert guidance on this topic.

Read With Me™ is a special initiative within the Pet Partners Therapy Animal Program, available to all registered teams at no additional cost. This manual contains the best practices for visiting in a reading setting.

Walk With Me™ is a special initiative within the Pet Partners Therapy Animal Program, available to all registered teams at no additional cost. this initiative might be for you. This manual contains the best practices for visiting in a walking setting.