Houston student provides music therapy to shelter animals with ‘Wild Tunes,’ performs live on KPRC 2+

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– It’s not hard to find a kid who loves both music and dogs. And this is true for Yuvi Agarwal, a soon-to-be fifth grader at The Village School, a pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade private day and boarding school in Houston.After researching the effect music has on the anxiety level of animals, especially those in shelters, Yuvi had an idea to combine his passions by offering music therapy to dogs at a local pet shelter, which he aptly decided to call “Wild Tunes.

Through his research, Yuvi learned that music reduces cortisol levels and can relax animals, slowing their heartbeat and decreasing their stress levels. This is especially important for shelter animals who were abandoned or rescued because of abusive owners. Each week, Yuvi’s mom takes him to, where he plays soft, rhythmic music on his keyboard or guitar for the dogs at the shelter.

Yuvi and his mother, Priyanka Agarwal, joined KPRC 2+ Now to talk about Wild Tunes, and give a performance.

 

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