Mr. Peabody (PB) has been an AIR Dogs: Paws For Minds Therapy Dog since the Spring of 2021 and a certified therapy dog since 2019. He and his mom, Sandra Rosenstock, enjoy a variety of visits. His favorite treat is a cheese omelet and he loves snoozing under the covers.
Willow has been an AIR Dogs: Paws For Minds Therapy Dog since the Spring of 2019. She and her Mom, Joy Lindo, volunteer for a variety of events from AIR’s In Their Shoes exhibit to college welcome events.
Brie has been an AIR Dogs: Paws For Minds Therapy Dog since the Spring of 2020, she and her Dad, Harvey Walker, volunteer at a variety of locations including schools, events and regular visits to Artis Senior Living. Brie’s favorite treat is watermelon and she loves to play soccer.
Riley has been an AIR Dogs: Paws For Minds Therapy Dog since the Fall of 2019. He and his handler/mom, Suzanne Keller, volunteer for AIR but they also work together. As Red Bank Regional High School’s first therapy dog, Riley goes to work with Keller, where she is Supervisor of the SOURCE and Freshman Academy. Riley…
Mary and Joe Abode were certified with their Pomeranian, Fiona, in November 2019. In addition to being an AIR Dogs Paws for Minds: Therapy Dog AKC, she is an AKC Canine Good Citizen and has an AKC Tricks Novice title. When she is not working as a therapy dog, she enjoys playing fetch and visiting any…
Miki Baker is a Pomeranian devoted to supporting Tricia Baker. He has earned his CGC certification, along with Therapy Dog certification from Bright & Beautiful. He has also been awarded the American Kennel Club (AKC) Award of Canine Excellence and has earned his AKC Therapy Dog title. Miki has also earned the Bright & Beautiful Terrific Therapy Dog Award for performing more than 70 therapy visits in his first 12-month period as a therapy dog. Miki’s awards have inspired a new program, AIR Dogs: Paws for Minds™, through which dogs are rescued from shelters, trained to serve as emotional support dogs and placed with people who struggle with mental health disabilities, saving two lives.
If Miki could talk, he would say, “I’m glad I can support my mom and help others. Come pet me at all the AIR events and learn how we can work together to save lives!”