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NON-HUMAN ANIMALS ARE THE NEW EMPLOYEES

By Mariah Krzanowski
​Ever wonder what non-human animals are used for currently for in the workforce or what kind of jobs they do on a day-to-day basis? Well that’s what I’m here for, I am here to tell you what non-human animals do today to contribute in law enforcement and military; also how they have made an impact in this area.
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EQUINE ASSISTED LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

By Michelle Storup 
​Equine Assisted Leadership Development (EALD) is a form of Equine Assisted Learning (EAL). Leadership Development is relevant to every occupation at every level. It is the process of improving the ability of individuals and organizations to get the changes they're looking for. The basis of leadership is about influencing others, not about position. As coaches, horses (equine) are partnered with human companions and become co-facilitators in teaching authentic power with purpose and evaluating the legitimacy of a leader. 
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THE PAW PATROL

By ​Kaylie Bozell
​K-9’s are used around the world for helping police officers, the FBI, and even the military. K-9’s are a great addition to all law enforcement agencies. Dogs have been used for hundreds of years in searching for criminals, bombs, and drugs. K-9’s have special qualities us humans don’t have. When seeing a police dog on the force he is rumored as a 
hero. That’s what they truly are.
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Photo credit: West Midlands Police 

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  • Home
  • Animals Used For ...
    • ... Food
    • ... Clothes
    • ... Entertainment
    • ... Research
    • ... Work
    • ... Companionship
    • Environment & Non-Domesticated Animals
  • Other Topics
    • Ethics & Nonhuman Animals
    • Captivity
  • Reviews
  • Blog