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Therapy Dog Happy Cosmo is a 4-year-old male Cavapoo (King Charles Spaniel and Poodle Mix).  He and his handler Wendy were Certified as a Pet Therapy Team by the Alliance of Therapy Dogs (ATD) in January 2018.  They volunteer at Dignity Health Northridge Hospital, Northridge, CA, Dignity Health Center for Assault Treatment, Van Nuys, CA and at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) PUPS (Pets Un-stressing Passengers) Program.

Cosmo has earned the titles of Pet Therapy Dog (ATD – Alliance of Pet Therapy Dog), Canine Good Citizen (CG) from the American Kennel Club (AKC) and AKC Therapy Dog Advanced (100+ Pet Therapy Visits).

Therapy Dog Inta Everything is a 1 and a half year old Female Border Collie/Cattle Dog Mix.  She is still in training to be a full Therapy Dog. 

Inta has been in the field as a Therapy dog in training for several months now.  

Inta has earned her AKC Canine Good Citizen Title.

 Therapy Dog Jack is a Male Welsh Terrier.  He was an accomplished Show Dog (Andover See Time Fly), retired with his “call name” of Jack and adopting a person of his own, Debra M.

Jack has earned many titles: Achiever Dog, Canine Companion, Canine Good Citizen, Distinguished Therapy Dog (the highest honor), and Trick Dog - Novice all from the American Kennel Club, and is certified as a Pet Therapy Dog with Alliance of Therapy Dogs (ATD).
Jack is a member of Pets Un-stressing Passengers (PUP) Program at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), does private Animal Assisted Psychotherapy, and many community events including being regularly featured at the California Science Center’s DOGS exhibit 2019-2020.  

Therapy Dog Kobe is a 11 year old purebred male Rottweiler who was certified as a Therapy Dog by Therapy Dogs International at age 2 and by Alliance of Therapy Dogs at age 6. 

He has worked as a Therapy Dog for more than 8 years with over 700 visits to Veteran Administration facilities, and as part of the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Team.

Kobe was a demonstration Dog at the California Sciencenter “Dogs! A Science Tail” exhibit.

  Kobe has twice passed the AKC Canine Good Citizen test. He’s a 115 lb. bundle of love. 

Therapy Dog Rudy is a male purebred Standard Poodle. His black and white coloration is of a subtype known as a parti Poodle. The name ‘parti’ comes from the term “particularly colored.” Parti Poodles are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and dense, soft and curly fur.

He and his handler, Steven were Certified as a Pet Therapy Team by Pet Partners in March, 2020. Rudy has also earned the title of Canine Good Citizen from the AKC. 

Besides participating with the Los Angeles Police Department Therapy Dog Team, Steven and Rudy are members of the Amerman Family Foundation Dog Therapy Program at Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles, CA and Paws of Love Therapy Dogs Program at Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Woodland Hills, CA.

Therapy Dog Scout of the Thin Blue Line is a 6 year old Female English Black Labrador Retriever.   She was born on the 4th of July.

Scout has been a Therapy Dog for 5 and a half  years and has worked at LAPD Juvenile Division, Internet Crimes against Children Unit and the Department of Homeland Security, Child Exploitation Investigative Group.   

She has also worked Gateways Mental Health Hospital, Los Angeles, CA and has given presentations to the Girls Scout looking to earn a Merit Badge.

  Scout has earned her AKC Good Citizen Title.

Therapy Dog Tramp is a beautiful purebred Bi-Blue Shetland Sheepdog or Sheltie.

He is 12 years old and has been working as a therapy dog for over 9 years.

He is a Certified Canine Good Citizen and is a long standing member of Alliance for Therapy Dogs.

He and his partner Debbie have worked as a team at Providence Holy Cross Hospital, Assisted Living Facilities, Hospice Care Facilities and California State University Northridge. He has also worked with Debbie on zoom video calls with facilities all across the country when in person visits were made impossible during covid. He was also at the California Science Center performing during the "Dogs! A Science Tail" exhibit.