Live Music Calms Pets: An Initiative in US Animal Shelters

Edited by: Екатерина С.

In 2025, live music events are bringing comfort to shelter animals across the United States. Organizations like Wild Tunes are using music to help animals feel more relaxed and reduce stress. The initiative has expanded across multiple states.

Wild Tunes' program, Stars for Paws, enlists local artists to perform for shelter animals. Musicians play instruments and sing, creating a calming environment for the animals.

Scientific research supports the benefits of music for animals. Studies show that gentle music can reduce anxiety in dogs and cats. Events like Woofstock and Tunes for Tails have demonstrated the positive impact of music on animals in shelters.

Sources

  • Euronews English

  • Wild Tunes Official Website

  • Detroit-based harpist to serenade shelter pets at adoption event

  • San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter to host free, family-friendly benefit concert

  • Tunes for Tails - Santa Cruz County Event

  • Second annual Bark to the Beat benefits Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter

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