Animal Therapy: Dogs Now Ready for Circulation

In the spring of 2011, Yale’s Lillian Goldman Law Library first introduced Monty, a certified therapy dog, to help students deal with the stress of exams. Yale’s program was one of several initiatives at the time aimed at integrating therapy animals into library services, but none of these other efforts have gotten as much press as Yale. Perhaps this is because few other law libraries have a therapy animal as cute as Monty. While the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Library does not have therapy animals on hand, hopefully simply taking a quick break from studying to look at pictures of the adorable Monty will help you cut down on some of your stress. Click here to meet Monty.

Best of luck with your exams!