On Friday, March 29, the Pet Away Life Stress program teamed up with the Center for Prevention and Outreach and Counseling and Psychological Services to offer students the opportunity to participate in animal-assisted interactions. The event was designed to reduce stress and help students relax. Take a look at some of the dogs who helped take the stress away for the day:
Gemma, a five-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. ANGELINA LIVIGNI/THE STATESMAN
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