Rue is a sweet Mini Poodle born in March 2023. She became a certified therapy dog in 2024 and visits Milton High School, where students adore her soft curls and calming presence. Rue loves stuffed squeaky toys that fit perfectly in her mouth and never misses the chance to ride with her head out the window. Her handler, an experienced educator, was inspired to bring Rue into the classroom to offer comfort and connection. Therapy work has been a meaningful addition to their lives, and Rue brings joy to every visit.

Honeypot is a playful Corgi born in January 2022 and is currently training to become a certified therapy dog. Her handler had always dreamed of having a Corgi, and Honeypot has proven to be the perfect fit with her friendly nature and love for people. She enjoys playing fetch and tug-of-war and is known for being both confident and gentle.

Bailey is a loving Golden-Doodle born in June 2017. She first became certified in July 2019 and currently visits places like Evansville High School and Blackhawk Technical College. Bailey enjoys a good nap but also loves being busy when she’s awake. Her calm demeanor makes her a favorite during therapy visits, where people often say she’s better behaved than their kids. A fun fact—Bailey once met Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love!

Benelli, a Standard Poodle born in February 2020, became a certified therapy dog in December 2024. Adopted from a breeder, Benelli now spends time volunteering at Poynette Elementary and Middle Schools. His favorite activities include playing with neighborhood dogs and going for walks. Known for his vibrant personality, Benelli loves visiting students who often say, “You’re my best friend” or “You’re my dog now.” Therapy work has energized Benelli, and he lights up with excitement every time it’s time to go to work.

Raiyn is a gentle Miniature Goldendoodle born on April 8, 2024. She joined her family at just eight weeks old and quickly became known for her soft, cuddly appearance—many say she looks like a teddy bear. Certified in December 2024, Raiyn helps Kristal, a teacher and pastoral counselor, bring comfort to clients and students alike. She loves to roll her ball to anyone willing to play and is so focused on playing fetch that her family calls her “one track.” Therapy work allows Raiyn and Kristal to share calm and kindness with anyone in need.

Harley is a Lab/Border Collie Mix born March 21, 2016. Harley became a certified therapy dog in August 2024. Originally a foster dog, Harley quickly stole the hearts of his foster family and was adopted just two weeks later. He typically volunteers at school with Aimee, charming everyone he meets. At home, Harley enjoys playing fetch with tennis balls, going for walks, and curling up for naps on the couch. Visitors often say, "I want to take him home—he’s so sweet and friendly!" What makes Harley special is his outgoing personality; he never misses a chance to make a new friend.

Ellie is a joyful Cavapoo born December 5, 2022, and was certified as a therapy dog in May 2025. Chosen at eight weeks old from a home full of children, Ellie quickly became an important part of the family. Tracey was inspired to pursue therapy work after seeing the positive impact therapy dogs had on her father during his recovery. Ellie is just getting started and hopes to volunteer in schools and nursing homes. She loves hiking with her family and boops people or objects with her nose when she wants attention. Visitors often say, “She is the cutest dog I have ever seen.” Her enthusiasm and expressive nature make her truly special.

Abigail, or "Abi," is an English Springer Spaniel born February 3, 2019, and became a certified therapy dog on August 11, 2022. Mary and her husband found Abi through a newspaper ad, and it turned out she was a half-sister to their other Springer, Daisy. Abigail stepped into the role of therapy dog as her older sibling Oreo was retiring, continuing the tradition of bringing joy to others. She visits hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and more. At home, Abi adores her stuffed Minnie Mouse toy. A quirky trait: when being petted, she may suddenly stand upright and lean into you, soaking up every bit of affection.

Daisy is an English Springer Spaniel born on February 12, 2018. Her journey began after her family saw an ad in the local paper offering Springer Spaniel puppies for sale. Daisy became a certified therapy dog on August 11, 2022. She now brings smiles and comfort during visits to schools and nursing homes, where children especially love reading to her.At home, Daisy enjoys chasing her toy tire and digging in gopher holes. Visitors often comment on how pretty she is, and her warm, friendly nature makes her stand out. For her handler, it’s deeply rewarding to see the comfort Daisy brings to those she visits.