Healthcare for “both ends of the leash”
Ember Duke | layout editor Access to healthcare for humans and their furry companions can be especially scarce for people experiencing homelessness, poverty and housing insecurity. People might be more inclined to seek medical attention for their pets than themselves, said Duquesne alumna Katie Willis, who earned her master’s from the applied and public sociology program. For her master’s thesis, Willis studied the Humane Health … Continue reading Healthcare for “both ends of the leash”
