Summary
Albany County jail is launching a feel-good program where inmates care for shelter dogs, giving both the animals and the residents a second chance at life. It's a win-win that brings some much-needed positivity behind bars while helping local rescues.
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Impact analysis
The financial cost should be minimal, mostly offset by existing facility resources and animal shelter partnerships.
Inmates get valuable job skills and emotional support, while shelter dogs get a better shot at being adopted.
No groups negatively affected
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