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NewfieTherapy Team

Mason, or Mason Moo as some call her, is 11. That doesn't stop her from being active, patiently playing with puppies, and meeting strangers with an open heart and a wagging tail. She earned her pearls proudly as the Grandmother to 4 of the top Newfoundlands in the country! She is affectionate and playful. She'll curl next to you on the sofa if you let her. This girl is all about helping others find joy in their day.

    Big is Good!

    People often ask, do the Newfies enjoy their work? Listen, as Chewbacca shares in his own voice what therapy work means to him.

    New Therapy Team Members

    Pilgrim the Gypsy Vanner Animal Therapist

    Pilgrim is a breathtaking Gypsy Vanner colt who is training to be a registered therapy animal. He's been in training since he was just one month old, and is gentle, affectionate and incredibly loveable.

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    PROUD WORKING DOGS

    Stitch was rescued from a fire when she was a puppy, now she helps heal others

      Why the Newfoundland?

      Many breeds of dogs have come from generations of serving others and the Newfoundland is no exception to that innate desire. They not only thrive in a loving home, but their natural ability to save a human life or work to serve others creates pleasure that is impossible to ignore. As therapy dogs, they work in hospitals visiting the sick or comforting veterans or simply allowing a young child to nestle in their fur as they learn to read. They gain physical strength supporting their long term health, by learning water rescue techniques or pulling a draft cart but most of all, they live happier, more fulfilling lives by giving to others... it's simply their nature.


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