What we do
Through our activities, we build bridges between people and therapy dogs, creating experiences that bring trust, motivation, and joy. At the same time, we contribute to the development and promotion of animal-assisted interventions in Romania, training new teams and upholding professional standards in the field.
Therapy dog-assisted activities
We organize therapy dog-assisted activities in schools, inclusive-education schools, educational and social centers, as well as at community events. Each activity is adapted to the age and needs of the beneficiaries and is carried out by trained handler–dog teams.
Animal-assisted interventions
We carry out dog-assisted interventions for typically developing children, children with disabilities, and other people in vulnerable situations, aiming to develop communication, self-confidence, and social skills, and to support overall wellbeing.
We train handler–therapy dog teams
We prepare future handlers and their dogs to work safely and professionally in the field of animal-assisted interventions. Our courses combine theoretical training with practical exercises and promote best practices in the field.
We evaluate and train therapy dogs
We select, socialize, and train dogs for assisted activities and interventions, always putting animal welfare and working standards first. Our dogs are trusted partners, ready to work in diverse environments and alongside beneficiaries with different needs.
We organize courses and workshops
We hold courses, workshops, and information sessions for professionals, teachers, parents, and anyone interested in animal-assisted interventions, helping to build a well-trained, well-informed community.
We promote a responsible human-dog relationship
We get involved in projects and campaigns that encourage respect for animals, canine education, and the benefits that the human-dog relationship can bring to health and quality of life.
Every activity, every team trained, and every dog prepared is a step forward toward a more empathetic, more inclusive community, more open to the benefits of animal-assisted interventions.