Christina Bach Talks about How and Why People Grieve for Pets - Radio WDSY
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Christina Bach, the Director of the Social Work & Pet Bereavement Services at Ryan Veterinary Hospital talks about how and why people grieve for pets they have lost on radio WDSY.
Go to the Social Work & Pet Bereavement Services to learn more.
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