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Find similar grantsHABRI: Addressing Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Human-Animal Interaction Grant is sponsored by Human Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI). Funds research proposals exploring the health benefits of human-animal interactions, focusing on mental and physical health, social isolation, and welfare of diverse populations.
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