Wool & Whiskers Animal-Assisted Support Services

20/04/2026

POV: You’ve been to the hospital 177 times and still couldn’t find your way out of a paper bag 🛍️
Thankfully I had a very official remote navigation system (aka my friend Jo watching the security cameras 👀) guiding me step-by-step…
“Turn left.”
“Stop. You’ve gone too far.”
“WHY ARE YOU IN THAT CORNER?”
Meanwhile Pickle is just standing there like,
“Ma’am… I thought YOU were the professional.” 🐾💀

14/04/2026

Kewpie out here Snakeweed Flats running a full-scale psychological operation like:
“Hello ma’am, I am but a dirty humble, starving farm child… I have never known love… or… potato chips 🥺👉👈”

Meanwhile:
✅ Has eaten literally everything on the property
✅ Has her own catering service (aka me!)
✅ Now addicted to crinkle cut like a tiny woolly gremlin
MIL: “Oh just one won’t hurt…”
Kewpie: adds ‘professional chip dealer’ to her résume 🍟

Honestly the betrayal!… I work SO HARD raising these lambs and she’s out here switching loyalties for a handful of Smith’s 😭💀

…also me, spending hours training them NOT to climb into people’s laps for safety reasons:
Kewpie: immediately installs herself as a lap dog for snacks 🫠

12/04/2026

This visit felt really special to me 💜

Before Wool & Whiskers, I spent time working as a support worker with Able Community Support Services — so coming back, now in this new chapter, felt like a true full-circle moment.

To reconnect with such a wonderful Team and continue those relationships in a different way, while sharing the calm, connection (and a little bit of animal magic 🐾🐑), is something I’m incredibly grateful for, and a core memory I will always cherish.

Able is a truly incredible organisation. I’ve seen firsthand the care, patience, and genuine support they provide their Participants, and I cannot recommend them highly enough.

Thank you so much for having us back and for the kind words — it honestly meant more than you know 💜

A big thank you to Sarah Jade for sharing the beautiful Clover 🍀 with everyone as well, she was amazing 🤩

10/04/2026

Pickle 🥒 J Brown out and about casually melting hearts again today 🥰
I called it from day one—this allround good boiiii was made for this life. Seeing the impact he’s already having on people (and we’ve barely even begun!) just makes me so bloody proud. Best decision I’ve ever made doing this with him 💜

08/04/2026

🌳 PUBLIC ADVENTURE #2 🧭

Keith showed up like he’s headlining a 1980’s rock tour 🎸🔥, mullet flowing 💁‍♂️, confidence at an all-time high 😎
Kewpie showed up like a feral gremlin 👹 who has never known peace a single day in her life 💀

Both in nappies 🍼
Both causing scenes 🎭
Both completely unbothered 😌✨

Kewpie attempted to sample the local cuisine 🌱📮🪴 (letterboxes, plants, possibly concrete 🧱😂)
Keith simply strutted past like this was his red carpet moment 🎬🐑

Townsville wasn’t ready 🌪️
Honestly… neither were we 🤷‍♀️😂
10/10 outing ⭐️
Would absolutely unleash them again 🔓🐑

07/04/2026

🐾 A big shout-out and massive thank you to Willows Shopping Centre 🐾

Today we took Pickle and Clover out for a training session at Willows Shopping Centre, working on calm behaviour, cafe manners and confidence in a busy public environment.

Before attending, we reached out to centre management to ensure it was appropriate—and we were met with such a warm and positive response.

The Team were incredibly accommodating, welcoming, and genuinely happy for us to utilise the space for training. They also expressed how much they appreciated being asked beforehand, which we absolutely value and respect.

Experiences like this make a meaningful difference when it comes to supporting dogs as they learn to safely and confidently navigate the community.

We’re very grateful for the kindness and openness shown by Willows Centre Management—it certainly didn’t go unnoticed 💛

Pickle and Clover both had a great session and represented both Therapy Dogs Australia and A Dog's Choice Training Services beautifully!

05/04/2026

05/04/2026

🧭 PUBLIC ADVENTURE #1 🌳

Keith: First day out in public. Feeling cute. Mullet fresh 💇‍♂️ Emotional stability questionable 😭
Kewpie: I arrived dirty, unbothered, and slightly feral 🐑✨ Bath was “too stressful” apparently. I call that a win 😌

Keith: They put us in pants 👖 I did not consent ❌ I cried about it 😭 And also when mum left 😭 And also just… in general 😭
Kewpie: I did consent… briefly 😌 Then I escaped my nappy like the criminal I am 🏃‍♀️💨

Keith: Transport was unacceptable 🚫 The trailer is a prison 🚨
Kewpie: We were absolutely being held hostage 🆘
Keith: We stopped at the servo ⛽ AND a drive-through 🍻 and we screamed for help at every passerby 😱
Kewpie: Not one person rescued us. Society has failed 💀

Keith: This place smells like 47,000 snacks 🤤 and I personally located none of them because I was busy admiring myself in the window 🤵‍♂️
Kewpie: I drank the mop water 🪣✨ Vintage. Notes of disinfectant with a citrus finish 🍋

Keith: My mullet deserved better than this experience 💇‍♂️
Kewpie: Your mullet is the experience 💀

Keith: I would like to formally apologise for nothing except crying like a baby 👶😭
Kewpie: I licked everything 👅 Floor. Walls. Possibly a nurse. For science 🔬

Both: We survived… barely 🫠 Unsure if we’ll be accepting future bookings after this betrayal 🤨 Will require snacks 🥕 compensation 💰 and written guarantees about the absence of nappies 🚫👖 and trailers 🚫🚨

02/04/2026

29/03/2026

🚨 FIELD REPORT: AGENT PICKLE J BROWN 🚨

Operation: Bunnings Infiltration
Status: Highly successful

As you can see, I have been issued my official “Therapy Dog in Training” uniform 💜
(handmade by Sarah—clearly someone who recognises talent when she sees it)

The vest serves two purposes:
Makes me look professional
Distracts from my true agenda

Mission objectives:
🐾 Blend into busy environment
👀 Gain trust of civilians
🦴 Locate snack supply

Phase 1: INFILTRATION
Entered Bunnings. Immediately assumed low-profile position on the floor.
Humans described this as “so calm” and “so well behaved.”
Correct.
I was observing. Calculating. Waiting.

Phase 2: RECONNAISSANCE
Quick sweep of surroundings…
✔️ Identified high-traffic areas
✔️ Noted friendly humans
✔️ Locked onto treat stash at checkout within seconds
Amateurs.

Phase 3: EX*****ON
Approached counter. Activated Level 10 Cute Protocol.
At this point I made a strategic decision to:
👉 “Forget” all advanced training
👉 Offer only a humble sit
👉 Deploy eyes
The cashier folded immediately.
Snacks acquired. No resistance.

Phase 4: EXIT
Maintained cover as “good boy.”
Left premises with reward secured.
Handler believes this was a training exercise.
This is acceptable. I will allow it.

Notes for future missions:
👉 Continue pretending I am less intelligent than I am
👉 Refine snack acquisition techniques
👉 Maintain reputation as “just a sweet boy”
All in all, a successful day of “training.”

The vest works perfectly 👌
No one suspects a thing 🤫