Saturday, May 13, 2017
Therapy Dog!
Wild Wendy is a graduate! She successfully finished her class, passed her evaluation, and is formally registered as a Therapy Dog, giving emotional, friendly, and loving support to those who need it. She and I are visiting people at both ends of the age spectrum on a weekly basis: adolescents in a hospital setting and older folks in a care unit. We are so proud of our frisky "little lamb!"
Linking to Camera Critters and Saturday's Critters
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Congratulations to WW. She will bring joy to all those people she visits.
ReplyDeleteVery clever Wendy, great she is not that wild as her name says!
ReplyDeleteWhat a worthy endeavor! Congratulations Wild Wendy.
ReplyDeleteWell done Wild Wendy. She looks like an outgoing little critter!
ReplyDeleteOh, please come take care of me, Wendy! What a sweetie you are. Congrats on your graduation! You will do well as a therapy dog!
ReplyDeleteVery cute.
ReplyDeleteGood for Wendy. She's such a cutie, and will bring cheer to those who need it.
ReplyDeleteBoth you and Wild Wendy are making a much needed contribution. I think I need a therapy dog, and would love a visit.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations ~ she is so cute ~ how wonderful for both of you ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day ~ ^_^
I know my Doug would enjoy a visit from Wild Wendy. I thought of sneaking our little Zoey up to him in the hospital, but then thought better of it.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Wild Wendy. If were feeling down, she'd cheer me up right away.
ReplyDeleteTherapy dog and Super Adorable Dog also ☺ clever girl!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Wendy!
ReplyDeleteHello, Wild Wendy does not look very wild. A real sweet dog. Kudos to you and your dog! I am still running a little behind visiting my critter links! Thanks so much for linking up, have a great new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteBravo to Wendy!
ReplyDeleteShe is so cute! Congrats to both of you.
ReplyDeleteShe is a beautiful little friend and congratulations on her "passing her exam".
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