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"Buckets"

Accredited Therapy Dog

Buckets the Therapy Dog: A Pawsitive Influence in Mental Health


Meet Buckets, the therapy dog with a heart of gold and a nose for sniffing out sadness. With her fluffy fur and wagging tail, she’s on a mission to bring joy to everyone she meets. Buckets takes her job very seriously—after all, she’s a licensed canine therapist (well, sort of).


Here’s a glimpse into her daily life:

A Day in the Life of Buckets

  • Morning Snuggles: Buckets starts her day with a rigorous training session—specifically, mastering the art of “snuggle therapy.” She believes that a good cuddle can cure almost anything, and she’s not afraid to put in the work. “I’m basically a furry therapist,” she says, “but I charge in belly rubs instead of dollars!”

  • Client Sessions: Buckets holds one-on-one sessions with her human clients. “I listen to their problems, and then I offer my best advice: ‘Have you tried barking at it?’” she quips. “It’s surprisingly effective!”

  • Playtime Breaks: After a few therapy sessions, Buckets takes a break to play fetch. “You can’t solve all the world’s problems in one day,” she explains. “Sometimes you just need to chase your tail and enjoy the little things!”

  • Group Therapy: In group sessions, Buckets is the resident cheerleader. “I sit in the circle, and when someone shares their feelings, I give them my best puppy eyes. It’s like group therapy, but with more drool!”

  • End of the Day Reflections: As her workday wraps up, Buckets likes to reflect on her day. “I may not have all the answers, but I do know one thing: Treats make everything better!”


Why Buckets Loves Her Job

Buckets believes that her role as a therapy dog is vital. “I help humans realise that it’s okay to feel sad sometimes, as long as you have a furry friend to help you through it. Plus, I get all the treats I can eat! It’s a win-win situation!”

So the next time you’re feeling down, remember Buckets and her wise words: “Life is ruff, but with a little love and a lot of belly rubs, you can get through anything!”

"Buckets"

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