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Nothing Safer

"Nothing Safer" is a documentary exploring the Prison Trained K-9 Companion Program, where incarcerated women gain skills, self-esteem, and income by training rescue dogs. Launched by Colorado Correctional Industries in 2002, the program helps inmates reintegrate into society while providing trained dogs for children with medical needs, offering both dogs and women a second chance.

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Nothing Safer

Nothing Safer Episode 1 | 26m 40s | CC

"Nothing Safer" is a documentary exploring the Prison Trained K-9 Companion Program, where incarcerated women gain skills, self-esteem, and income by training rescue dogs. Launched by Colorado Correctional Industries in 2002, the program helps inmates reintegrate into society while providing trained dogs for children with medical needs, offering both dogs and women a second chance.

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