St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Teams

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 Dibs is a Spaniel mix who loves to “smile” at people he visits in his community. 

 Ernie does a great job offering comfort and support to the patients (and staff!) he visits in the Emergency Room at the Royal University Hospital and student son campus too! 

 The SPCA said Laddie might be a Miniature Schnauzer Cross but he could be a Dandie Dinmont – either way, he loves to play chase with other dogs at the park, and sleep on the couch with all of his paws up in the air!

Ruby, a Labrador Retriever, is both a therapy dog and a service dog, assisting veterans with post traumatic stress disorder in her work.

 Almond, a Shih Tzu and Lhasa Apso mix, loved her therapy dog work since 2017. 

Anna-Belle, a Bulldog, was one of the first therapy dogs to visit the University of Saskatchewan campus.  

 Mia, a Great Pyrenees, was the slowest polar bear to pass the therapy dog test.  Mia LOVED people!

Murphy is a English Springer Spaniel and the first therapy dog to ever visit in a hospital emergency department in Canada.

 Ralf is a Giant Alaskan Malamute, weighing in at 160 pounds or 11 ½ stones or 72 ½ kilograms. Yup, he’s a lot of dog to love!  

 S'more is a  Great Pyrenees who loves to eat practically everything!
 

  Chevy was a mini-Labradoodle. He loved volunteering as a therapy dog and playing fetch and napping in between activities.   
 

  Womble, a Standard Poodle, was the star of the University of Saskatchewan therapy dog video!