The early days of the pandemic found many people isolating themselves away from almost everyone except those they lived with. While this initially caused a spiral into melancholy and depression, it also served as a way for people to self-reflect without the presence of any distractions. This time to reflect resulted in a better quality of life that continues as we try to move on from COVID-19.
"While COVID did bring devastation to people across the world, for one little dog it was just the medicine she needed. A purebred Shetland sheepdog named Hannah Banna was adopted in 2013 with a history of abuse, causing her to be unfriendly towards people. Because her owners were home 24/7 during the pandemic, constant companionship was able to heal her old wounds."
"I am a person who struggles greatly with mental health and I can say with much confidence that quarantine would have been extremely difficult had it not been for my dog."