We spoke to Laura Hines-Randle about becoming a Pets As Therapy volunteer, why she chose to volunteer with the Read2Dogs scheme, and how her golden labrador Arlo makes a difference in the school he visits. Read more volunteer [...]
Lulu was one of six finalists in the HiLife PAT Dog of the Year 2019 competition, but unfortunately when the final came round at Crufts, all her owner, Pets As Therapy volunteer Carol Clare, [...]
We spoke to Pets As Therapy volunteer Ella Rauen-Prestes about having dogs as pets, starting her own business, Fitbakes, and finding the time for voluntary work. Read more volunteer stories Volunteer profile Name: [...]
Every year we run a competition to recognise the achievements of our brilliant volunteers and their dogs. This year's winner was announced at Crufts as a Bichon Frise named Bella. We spoke to her owner, Pets As Therapy volunteer [...]
We spoke to Pets As Therapy volunteer Patricia Bland about volunteering with us for the past 20 years, as well as her additional roles as Assessor and Volunteer Coordinator. This is part of our series of volunteer stories. [...]
We spoke to Pets As Therapy volunteer Imogen Woodman about her relationship with her dog, Millie, fitting volunteering in alongside studying at university, and being nominated for the Young Kennel Club Young Person of the Year Award at Crufts 2019. [...]
Charlie Robinson underwent major brain surgery at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital aged just 2 years old, after a rare type of tumour was found on his brain. Unfortunately the surgery was unsuccessful. Over the next 6 months Charlie underwent a [...]
When Andy Szasz, 65, developed pneumonia while being treated for bowel cancer the doctors at Southampton General needed to put him into a medically induced coma. The situation was very worrying. [...]
Ann Wilson dedicated her career to teaching Primary School students, with a focus on reading and literacy skills. When she retired in 2017 she became a Pets As Therapy volunteer, alongside her 12 year old golden labrador, Bella. We spoke [...]
