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National Pet Week!



Good morning Cambridge families, it's National Pet Week! Did you know that while you are taking care of your pet, your pet is taking care of you?
There have been many studies that show owning a pet is good for your health! When you pet, cuddle or just spending time with your pet it helps decrease feelings of anxiety and loneliness and makes you feel better. And walking your pet is one of the best ways to keep you and your pet healthy.  Studies have shown people that walk their dogs walk on average an extra 30 minutes a day and we know exercise keeps us healthy. And because  pets are fun to spend time with, they can help us feel happier.
Celebrate National Pet week by sending me a picture of you and your favorite pet!



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  1. Mrs. HortonMay 8, 2020 at 11:40 AM

    Thank you, Nurse Reed! We sent you a photo!

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    1. Nurse ReedMay 8, 2020 at 11:50 AM

      Thanks Johnny and Mrs Horton for sharing :) I bet your dog loves you just as much as you love your dog!

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