Robofrnd - AI-smart Companion Pets

09/24/2025

Supporting a parent with dementia can be one of life’s greatest challenges, placing emotional and practical demands on families. Innovative approaches, such as companion animals or robotic pets, have been shown to ease anxiety, spark moments of joy, and strengthen human connection. Interventions can make a meaningful difference in preserving dignity and quality of life.

08/12/2025

Research shows that pets can do more than just bring joy — they can help ease feelings of loneliness, especially for older adults living alone.
One study in Aging & Mental Health found that pet ownership can significantly reduce loneliness, and a systematic review confirmed that older adults with pets often report feeling less isolated.

Whether it’s a wagging tail or a gentle purr, our furry friends truly have a special way of touching our hearts and lifting our spirits. 💖🐶🐱

07/31/2025

Don’t Forget Me Too – Heart-to-Heart Version | Lyric VideoWords and Music By: Ellen SamsonArtist: Shane MorganThis lyric video tells the quiet story of the p...

07/31/2025

07/09/2025

Caring for a parent with dementia is deeply emotional and often overwhelming. Many caregivers face stress, exhaustion, and financial pressure. In Canada, nearly half of family caregivers for dementia patients report feeling distressed (PHAC, 2022). They need more support, respite care, and recognition. Let’s raise awareness and stand with those who care.

06/20/2025

Over 33% of adults aged 50–80 report feeling lonely, according to the National Poll on Healthy Aging. Companion pets—real or robotic—can provide comfort and connection, helping to ease isolation and bring joy to daily life.
(Read https://www.healthyagingpoll.org/reports-more/poll-extras/loneliness-and-isolation-back-pre-pandemic-levels-still-high-older-adults