PAWS Support Dog Visit - Drop-in decompression for teens in grades 6–12
Middle and high schoolers decompress by spending time with a registered therapy dog at the Carmel library.
PAWS Support Dogs is a well-known animal-assisted therapy program that brings trained dogs to schools, libraries, and community spaces to help people reduce stress and anxiety. Teens will have the chance to pet, interact with, and spend time around calm, gentle dogs in a relaxed drop-in setting. It's a perfect low-pressure way for middle and high schoolers to unwind, especially helpful during busy school weeks. No registration needed—just show up and enjoy some furry, four-legged comfort.