We’ve all heard reports of upcoming delays at airports and the stress those will inevitably cause.
At least one airline is doing something about it, in a very interesting way.
United Airlines is using therapy dogs at many of the airlines’ terminals around the U.S.
The airline has teamed up with local therapy dog organizations to add a little puppy to help destress passengers.
The airline brings the dogs to the airports, and the program is aimed at helping passengers relax.
Of course, there are photo ops offered during the experience.
If you’re going through Chicago, Newark, Houston, Cleveland, Denver, or Los Angeles, look out for the canines.
The program started in 2014, but it’s back by pup-ular demand.
For more information about pets at airports, check out:
- Where You Can Find Therapy Dogs at Airports
- Puppy Therapy at the Airport
- How More People are Flying With Their Pets
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