The children of Beit Singer, located in the Afula-Gilboa region of Israel, have been taken away from their homes, and some of them were also moved between institutions. They have little trust left for people around them, since they have experienced betrayal and abandonment by them time and again. For these children, a stable animal can be a source of comfort and a transitional-other with whom to practice allowing themselves to love and to trust again. The Beit Singer therapeutic animal program is important and significant for improving the lives and the welfare of the 100 children who benefit from therapy with the animals.