Irish Therapy Dogs would like to thank St. Joseph’s Pastoral Centre, Glasthule for facilitating our Annual Cake Sale held there on January 25th. We appreciate the support and acknowledgement given, once again, by the parishioners of Glasthule to our Charity. A sincere thank you to all who gave of their culinary skills!
Junior Members have started their preparation for our Annual Cake Sale to be held in St. Joseph’s Pastoral Centre, Glasthule, on Sunday 25th. January(10.30am – 1.30pm). There was plenty of enthusiasm, teamwork and lots of fun and laughter as they organised and planned their duties for the event. The preparations continue during the week as
A Very Happy New Year to all our Volunteers, Junior Members, Care Centre Residents and Staff, School Pupils and Teachers, Sponsors and all who supported Irish Therapy Dogs at various events held nationwide throughout 2014. We look forward to meeting you all again in 2015.
A Very Happy Christmas to our dedicated Volunteers, Care Centre Residents and Staff, School Pupils and Teachers, Sponsors and all who supported Irish Therapy Dogs at various events held nationwide throughout the past year.
Irish Therapy Dogs would like to thank the management and staff at Maxi Zoo, Longford for the warm welcome extended to us at our Awareness Day held there on 21st December. We thank their customers for the interest in our Charity and appreciate the promotion and support given, once again, by Maxi Zoo, Longford, to
Irish Therapy Dogs would like to thank the Management, Dundrum Town Centre for facilitating our Awareness Day on December 20th. We appreciate the interest shown and contributions given to our Charity by the many visitors to the Centre. A special thank you to our Volunteer Visiting Teams and their friends who gave of their time
Irish Therapy Dogs’ Volunteer Visiting Teams invite family, friends and supporters to join us for Carol Singing in Dundrum Town Centre from 1.00pm until 3.00pm. on Saturday December 20th. Meet at Main Entrance on Level 1.
On December 9th, a group of Irish Therapy Dogs’ Volunteers visited students at the University of Limerick Dromroe Student Village. The afternoon was a great success with many students availing of the opportunity to de-stress through their interaction with our Therapy Dogs. The event also raised awareness of the role of dogs in providing an
Irish Therapy Dogs’ Volunteers visited Brookfield Health Sciences Centre, UCC during exam week. The day was a tremendous success with many students availing of the opportunity to de-stress as they interacted with our Therapy Dogs. The event also raised awareness of the role of dogs in providing an alternative form of therapy.
On December 1st, a group of Irish Therapy Dogs’ Volunteers visited students at UCD. Many students availed of the opportunity to meet our Therapy Dogs and to de-stress before their exams. The event also raised awareness of the role of dogs in providing an alternative form of therapy. Without doubt, the day was a tremendous
