Team profiles for the therapy dogs who are no longer with us are kept in memory of their service and companionship. Follow the link below. |
Team Member Profiles
Azor – Azor is a very common dog name in Poland, similar to “Fido” or “Rover”. A poster dog for mutts and mongrels everywhere, Azor looks like “Joe-average” dog, but he is very special. [more...]
Bro – Bro is a very handsome and laid back Golden Retriever, actually more red than golden. He has been a therapy dog for four of his six years and hopefully for many more to come. [more...]
Gogo – Gogo is a miniature dachshund who has visited the Palliative Care unit of the Elizabeth Bruyère Health Centre in Ottawa for 2 ½ years. We attend weekly, and make ourselves available for bedside visits to patients and their families. [more...]
Kasco – Kasco came North in the summer of the year he turned three. Until then, he had been a working dog, running his maiden races out of his birth state, Iowa, and then continuing his “career” at the tracks in Orlando. [more...]
Caleb – Caleb is a beautiful blue merle, Shetland Sheepdog. He was just an eight-week-old puppy when he came to live with me. From the beginning he’s always been a happy, energetic and goofy little dog. [more...]
Jazz – Jazz is a wavy-haired Portuguese water dog. Her coat is grey/black, sometimes called ‘blue’. I adopted her when she was almost five from a breeder in Smiths Falls. She was retiring from breeding activities after achieving champion status as a show dog and birthing several litters. [more...]
Joey – Although he didn't have an easy start in life, Joey came into our home as a perfect gentleman—a little rough around the edges but simply a great buddy with lots of potential. It was like he knew that he was finally home and would be given all the love that he deserves. [more...]
Shadow – Shadow, my black tri-colour Australian Shepherd, and I began our therapy dog work in the Spring of 2003, after passing our evaluation with Ottawa Therapy Dogs. Shadow is an intelligent, fun-loving dog, with endless energy, and personality and a solid work ethic. He is a loyal companion who is eager to please everyone. [more...]
Finnigan – Finnigan is a red smooth haired dachshund who is not quite standard size and not quite a miniature. In spite of his “Mr. In-between” status, and undocumented lineage, he has excelled at Therapy Dog work by virtue of his very big personality. [more...]
Kelsey – Kelsey is working in two programs with Alzheimer's patients and the response here in Kelowna, British Columbia has been phenomenal. The community is thrilled to have a certified therapy dog here to work in their programs. [more...]









