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PAWS: "Puppies Achieving Worthy Service"
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PAWS: "Puppies Achieving Worthy Service"
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Tennessee Dept. of Correction (Nashville, TN)
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Published 2004.
3 pages.
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Canines
(Offender Management)
Tennessee
Women in prisons
(Special Offenders)
Information regarding this pilot program can be found at this website. "PAWS is a 9-month obedience training program in which inmates at the Tennessee Prison for Women work with dogs from the Humane Association [in conjunction with Pet Smart] on skills that will hopefully help them find permanent homes (p. 1). Links to news stories about PAWS are also available.
Accession Number: 020235
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