PAWS for Reading at the Swedesboro Library Highlighted
The PAWS for Reading program, as well as PAWS therapy team Laurie Farnese & Alex, were recently highlighted in the South Jersey newspaper! Click this link to view a larger […]
PAWS in the Newtown Press
PAWS teams Sharon Bednar, Sarah Moriak, Ally Moriak, and Jada Komandina were recently featured in New Jersey's Newtown Press! Click here to view the article.
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Crossroads: PAWS Program Helps Young Readers Flourish
"Sue DiMascio, of New Castle, was surprised when her 5-year-old son Daniel struggled with reading and was placed with a specialist at school. His older brother, Sabatini, had begun reading […]
Lynne Robinson’s Calli Featured on DVGRR Website
Calli, Executive Director Lynne Robinson's red golden, is featured on Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue's "Success Stories" website! Calli was rescued from DVGRR several years ago and has become an […]
Three Woolwich Girls Become Youngest Certified by PAWS for People
Three elementary school students have become the youngest volunteers to complete the training and pass the test to become animal handlers with PAWS for People, a pet therapy service. Ten-year-old […]
Lynne Robinson on WDEL – New Ark Chorale Concert
PAWS for People concert Animals and music – what's not to love? The New Ark Chorale will present 'All Creatures Great and Small' April 21st at Newark United Methodist Church. […]
Delaware Online: Easter Bone Hunt
Thanks to all who attending PAWS' Easter Bone Hunt! It was a huge success, drawing a crowd of 130 people and 60+ dogs. We will be hosting the event next […]
PAWS Therapy Pets Help UD Students Decompress at Exam Time
"With mid-term exams and mid-semester projects hanging over their heads, University of Delaware students were under a lot of stress last week before they left for spring break. But a […]
PAWS for Reading at the Media-UP Library
Local children practiced their reading skills with no judgement at Media-Upper Providence Library as they read to some canine friends. Read the full article here!