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Animal Therapy and autism by Kelly Jean Sullivan


 
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Getting a service animal for your child with autism can help them focus longer and help develop their focusing skills.
 In addition, animal interaction can also increase physical fitness, strength, and coordination. Animal therapy can also help a person focus their attention.
Dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs are not just cute companions, they're also great for helping autistic children with their social and emotional development


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