Similar to human services professionals working with traumatized individuals, animal care
workers also report experiences of secondary trauma. For animal care workers, the literature …

Simple Summary Dog parks contribute physical and social benefits for both canines and
their owners, especially during and since the COVID-19 pandemic. However, dogs in public …

The worldwide coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has seriously affected not
only physical health but also mental wellbeing (ie mental stress and suicide intention) of …

Neighborhood regeneration (NR) improves the living quality and environment of urban
areas through the rehabilitation or renovation of dilapidated neighborhoods. In the current …

The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic has forced the global community to cope with
widespread fear and isolation. However, there are outpourings of kindness and community …

Residents of distressed areas of inner cities have less access to many of life's necessities
and amenities than their more well-off counterparts. Geographic proximity has been …

Dogs living in Western countries today are more likely to be considered a member of the
family compared with those in previous generations. This shift in human–dog dynamics also …

Humans have never been the only animals to live in cities and, as the world becomes ever
more urbanized, the number and array of animal species in the urban setting are only …

Previous literature on social cohesion has emphasized the role of daily activities but
overlooked their interrelated nature resulting from space-time constraints. Moreover …

The ability of urban parks and public spaces to address distrust and social isolation needs to
be rigorously tested, as the predominance of such claims may crowd out discussions of …