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News & Events Invitation - First Annual Member & Supporter Dinner OTD’s Margot Montgomery and her PWD Jazz, the well groomed silent partner, will be interviewed this Thursday Feb 3 on CBC's Ottawa Morning show Come R.E.A.D. to an OTD Dog OTD Announces New R.E.A.D. Coordinator OTD's Gogo featured in the Elizabeth Bruyère Newsletter Pugstock The United Way Campaign Presents an Opportunity OTD Members Cannot Miss! Photos of the 6th Annual Animal Memorial Service and Blessing of the Animals Ottawa Humane Society's Wiggle Waggle Walkathona There's no place like home: A caregiver's quest for the basics at a long term care facility in Ottawa Kitchissippi Times Article Facility Feedback Form is Online Ottawa Therapy Dogs Promotes Animal-human Bond OCAPDD Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Ottawa Physiotherapy Race Member Appreciation Event & Annual General Meeting Alta Vista Animal Hospital Names Caleb — Pet of the Month A Therapy Dog for Libraries and Schools	Home > News & Events > OTD’s Margot Montgomery and her PWD Jazz
	OTD’s Margot Montgomery and her PWD Jazz, the well groomed silent partner, will be interviewed this Thursday Feb 3 on CBC's Ottawa Morning show. Kathleen Petti will be spending 5-8 minutes discussing therapy work with dogs and OTD's READ program in local schools and libraries. Tune into 91.5 around 7:30 a.m. - the interview should run before 8:00 am. This is the show that you may associate with Kathleen Petti on other weekdays. Serendipitously, two Carleton U journalism students have chosen READ as the subject of separate radio assignments so we are showered with journalistic attention this month... hopefully we can obtain some audio copy for our web site - check the events/news section in a few days. Looks like a selection of stories are mounted on the web later in the day for about a month, hoping Ottawa Therapy Dogs is chosen, check it out at: http://www.cbc.ca/ottawamorning/archives/ Link to Audio Clip on the CBC web site Kate Miller OTD Administrator/Volunteer Coordinator admin@ottawatherapydogs.ca