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INDIANAPOLIS — Eskenazi Health’s canine therapy garden provides both patients and staff a reprieve from being inside the hospital all day.Sally is one of 23 dog volunteers through the pet therapy program.Sally's outgoing, playful and friendly.Noblesville resident Gary Webster and his wife have been bringing Sally to volunteer for the past six years.
Pet therapy manager Shelly Fisher says animals can motivate and bring peace to people in times where maybe humans can’t. The Lisa K. Humke Canine Therapy Garden, which opened during the pandemic, provides a space at Eskenazi for play and training.
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