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Sarah Calams
Verified
Senior Associate Editor, Police1
Fort Worth
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Entertainment, Corporate Malfeasance, Television, Media, Movies, Entertainment, Indie Theater, Arts and Culture, Book Publishing, Business
Judiciary and courts
Content
By Sarah Calams Verified| FireRescue1 Verified For many first responders, pets are more than just animals — they’re companions, stress relievers and often an important part of emotional recovery. Whether you’re a police officer returning from a night shift, a firefighter decompressing after a call or a paramedic coming off a 24-hour rotation, pets can offer a grounding sense of routine and connection. But with unpredictable hours and high-pressure work, how can first responders give their pets the care they need?
By Sarah Calams Verified| Police1 Verified Let’s be honest: It’s hard enough to carve out time for a workout — add long shifts, late nights and high-stress calls, and it feels near impossible. But if you’re a first responder with a dog at home, you might already have the workout partner you didn’t know you needed. Why exercise with your dog? Incorporating your dog into your workouts isn’t just good for your physical health — it can also improve your dog’s behavior, reduce anxiety and support overall well-being.
By Sarah Calams Verified| FireRescue1 Verified For many first responders, pets are more than just animals — they’re companions, stress relievers and often an important part of emotional recovery. Whether you’re a police officer returning from a night shift, a firefighter decompressing after a call or a paramedic coming off a 24-hour rotation, pets can offer a grounding sense of routine and connection. But with unpredictable hours and high-pressure work, how can first responders give their pets the care they need?
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Police1