t was a long winter for May and Lucy, they hadn't work with the students since Christmas break. Four months without me telling them "Girls we're going to work today". Every time I say those words the girl's their ears perk up and they are heading for the door, waiting for the door to open … Continue reading Kearsarge Gateway Program
Good visit as always. Some people always tell us how it makes their day to see us. Michael Shute
Today we had only 2 students, which really worked well! We were able to give each student more attention and each student had their own dog. Our walk was very broken up by stops and visits into different classrooms. Usually this set the dogs and the students back, but with only 2 students it was … Continue reading Kearsarge Gateway Program
There days that no one is in the mood. Our last visit to the Gateway Program had been before the Christmas break, which meant that 3 weeks had passed since our last visit. When May, Lucy and I arrived and entered the classroom, the girls were so excited. May gearing up for a great game … Continue reading Kearsarge Gateway Program
Clover learned the song Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes and read a book about a pig in the middle of the road. Anne Soule
Wonderful visit today. We met in the activity room with a volunteer singing Christmas songs. Residents enjoyed the dogs company even sharing their cookies with them. Michael Shute
This year at the Gateway Program has enlarged with more students. I have tried to get in early for one student to play with the dogs before the other 5 students arrive. We all went outside to enjoy the lovely fall day. It's always more difficult to have the dogs outside, there is too many … Continue reading Kearsarge High School – The Gateway Program
Truffle & I did a scent work demonstration for the Sandwich 4-H kids, then worked with the kids and their dogs to try out nose work training. So much fun for dogs, kids, & me! Nancy Large
Dee Ganley and I evaluated a new NH CAP team, Mackenzie & Rue. Beautiful facility with very welcoming staff and residents. Carol Meyers is the Enrichment Director and would love to have more NH CAP teams visit. Please see the NH CAP page on Facebook for details. Nancy Large
Liz and I took Clover in to see her Grandpa Bob who is currently an inpatient. While we were there Clover visited with quite a few patients and staff. All were thrilled to have a therapy dog visit...something I guess they don't normally see. Anne Soule
Caring Animal Partners 