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| Maine inmates help take care of abandoned horses |
| By seattlepi.com |
| Published: 11/16/2012 |
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WARREN, Maine (AP) — Inmates and officials at the Bolduc Correctional Facility in Warren say a program that allows prisoners to take care of abandoned horses at a nearby farm works wonders for man and animal alike. The animal therapy program is a joint venture between the prisons department and the state Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry. Bolduc director Benjamin Beal tells WABI-TV (http://bit.ly/XgoZ3p) the program teaches responsibility to men who have never had responsibility, and changes their attitude about life and about work. Read More. |
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