Lead author Michelle Lem said youth with pets face challenges accessing social services.
Lead author Michelle Lem said youth with pets face challenges accessing social services.

A study led by researchers at the Ontario Veterinary College was featured in a U.S. News & World Report story, as well as a Canadian Press story published in CBC News, CTV News, Global News and CityNews.

Lead author Michelle Lem discussed the study of homeless youth with pets, co-authored by Prof. Jason Coe, Population Medicine, and Prof. Bill O’Grady, Sociology and Anthropology, who was interviewed by CBC Radio’s Here and Now.

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