TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Jail uses inmates to help dogs get adopted

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TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Jail uses inmates to help dogs get adopted

This is really a feel good story on so many different levels.

About a year ago this one county jail in Utah started letting inmates spend time with unadoptable dogs. The goal was to have them train the dogs so they would be able to get into a home with a family. So far it’s been a huge success. They had 28 dogs go through the program, and every single one came out of it ready to be adopted!

A few of them even got adopted by inmates after they got released from jail too. What a great idea. Like any story that involved good deeds there were even a few time that the prison guards used their own money to help with the adoption fees. See… giving and positivity is contagious! Love this story.

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