California prisons task inmates with raising service dogs as form of rehabilitation
Summary
California prisons are using a program where inmates take care of puppies being trained as service dogs. This effort aims to help inmates learn responsibility and prepare for life after prison, as most prisoners will return to their communities.Key Facts
- 96% of people in prison will eventually return to their communities.
- California prisons have started programs where inmates raise puppies.
- The puppies are trained to become service dogs for people with disabilities.
- Inmates take care of the dogs as part of their rehabilitation.
- This program helps inmates develop skills like responsibility and empathy.
- The goal is to reduce reoffending by supporting inmates' personal growth.
- The program runs inside certain California prison facilities.
- CBS News Bay Area reported on this rehabilitation effort.
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