UCC welcomes first of its kind therapy dog on campus

UCC welcomes first of its kind therapy dog on campus

Ciara Barrett (left) and Elliott Mulhall of UCC Societies meet Polly at the launch of MCC PAWS @ UCC. The initiative will start on Friday, with the arrival of the college's first therapy puppy, a stud poodle named Remy. Picture: Denis Minihane

University College Cork (UCC) has launched a new programme enabling students to avail of therapy dogs for support and stress relief during their time on campus.

The first-of-its-kind programme, called MCC PAWS @ UCC, launched in collaboration with Cork-based charity My Canine Companion, will see a number of trained therapy dogs placed on campus to work with students “of all capacities”.

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