Kenai
Kenai is a rescued American Akita who went through some tough times as a young dog – but he persevered and is now a big gentle soul who loves everyone. He especially loves anyone who will give him belly rubs.
Karl
2010-2020 Karl was a special-needs dog; he was deaf, trained with American Sign Language he understood over 90 signs. Karl overcame his disability and enjoyed his life as a therapy dog; he brought love and happiness to seniors, children, children with special needs, and everyone he came in contact with. Karl was well suited for
Josie
Josie is an Australian Shepherd/Lab mix who was rescued in May 2008. She was tested and registered as a Therapy Dog later that summer, and has been a therapy dog ever since. She and her owner have logged over 2,000 hours together as a team, and Josie was “Therapy Dog of the Year” in 2011.
Jackson
2008-2020 Born in 2008, Jackson was a Golden Retriever and Black Lab mix. As a Therapy Dog, he worked in nursing homes, hospitals and schools. He was also a READ (Reading Education Assistance Dog) dog and worked with children’s reading programs. For fun, Jackson liked to swim, play fetch, go to the beach and ride
Darwin
Darwin was found on a highway and picked up by a good citizen who contacted a local rescue group to find him a new home. That was in 2013 when Darwin was about two years old – and since then, he’s battled severe skin issues and has had surgery on both knees – but now
Daisy-Mai
2019 Daisy-Mai was a pedigree Pomeranian and a registered Therapy Dog since 2011. Daisy was an active member of the Pet Therapy teams at Arnold Palmer Hospital and Nemours Children’s Hospital in Orlando, where she visited inpatients at both facilities. Daisy-Mai achieved the title of “Advanced Therapy Dog” from the American Kennel Club, which signified
Benni
Benni was adopted from the Ontario County Humane Society, in Canandaigua NY in December of 2011. He was healthy and reasonably groomed when he was found, but no one came forward to claim him after his picture was placed the local paper. Since being adopted, Benni has shown that he enjoys being around people and
Caleb
My name is Caleb and I am a Golden Retriever. I turned 1 on February 28, 2024 and I am excited to begin my career as a Therapy Dog and a Companion for Courage just like my “sister”, Kaiyah. She has told me how much fun it is meeting all the people and getting lots of love
Tony
Hi everyone, my name is Tony. I’m 12 years old and a gentle giant. I was a service dog for a lovely lady for 8 years. I worked hard all of those years and now I’m retired. I’m living the good life enjoying all of the treats and head rubs I can get. I love
Moxie
Moxie was born June 14, 2016. Her first year was spent in a service dog organization where they hoped to train her for service work. The organization found that she had many fears; children, moving objects, being in public, etc. So, she was released from the program and now Moxie works with children, visits hospital