Hope's Therapy Dogs

Hope's Therapy Dogs Multi-award-winning therapy dog support that brings calm, connection & hope.

Evidence-based, ethical and trusted by schools, NHS teams & caring employers to make a real difference. 🐾
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Some people think we just rock up to schools with cute dogs… 🐾Which is a bit like saying teachers just hand out workshee...
26/03/2026

Some people think we just rock up to schools with cute dogs… 🐾

Which is a bit like saying teachers just hand out worksheets.

Yes, the dogs are adorable.
No, that is not the whole job.

What sits behind the fluff is training, structure, safeguarding, ethics, skill and a whole lot of intentional work to support children’s emotional wellbeing.

So while the dogs may win hearts in five seconds flat…
this work goes much deeper than a cute face.

25/03/2026
25/03/2026

Don’t like to brag, but…
I am extremely good at my job.

By ā€œjobā€ I mean
turning up,
looking adorable,
accepting snacks with professionalism,
and casually changing lives one cuddle at a time.

It’s a lot to carry, honestly. 🐶✨

Love,
Pippa
Chief Morale Officer
Hope’s Therapy Dogs

BIG news from the land of waggy tails… 🐾Hope’s Therapy Dogs is growing across Croydon and the North West.Same heart. Sam...
24/03/2026

BIG news from the land of waggy tails… 🐾

Hope’s Therapy Dogs is growing across Croydon and the North West.
Same heart. Same mission. More paws on the ground.

London and the North West… you have been warned. The dogs are on the move. 🐶

20/03/2026
Yes, they’re cute.Yes, they’re fluffy.Yes, at times they’re slightly huffy.Yes, they love a fuss and cuddle,And occasion...
19/03/2026

Yes, they’re cute.
Yes, they’re fluffy.
Yes, at times they’re slightly huffy.

Yes, they love a fuss and cuddle,
And occasionally cause a hairy muddle.
But Hope’s Therapy Dogs is much more than
A sweet dog smile and a clever plan.

Behind each wag, each paw, each nose,
Is purposeful work that gently grows
Confidence, calm, connection too,
In all the settings that we go to.

We work with care, with thought, with heart,
Because true support’s an artful art.
With safeguarding, welfare, standards high,
We do things well — and here’s just why:

This work should never be a gimmick,
A passing fad, or something flimsy.
It should be safe and full of meaning,
With lasting impact, not just pleasing.

We’re growing now through near and far,
The North West first… then raising the bar.
Into London too we’re making tracks,
With dogs, compassion, and snack-filled packs.

So if your school or team is seeking
Support that’s thoughtful, kind and reaching,
We’d love to chat, connect, and see
What hope and healing there could be. šŸ¾šŸ’œ

18/03/2026

Well… apparently we’ve got Facebook Stars now ⭐🐾

Which feels slightly ironic for a business powered mostly by dogs, heart, hard work… and a fair bit of mud. But this one feels especially meaningful.

Hope’s middle name was Esther, which means star. She truly was a star in every sense, and somehow this feels like a very fitting little milestone for Hope’s Therapy Dogs.

So whilst the dogs may now feel even more famous than they already did, in all seriousness, this feels really special.

Thank you so much for supporting us. Whether you’ve liked, shared, commented, recommended us, championed our work, or simply followed along quietly, it all means more than you know.

If you’d like to support us through Facebook Stars, you now can. Every Star is a small way to support the work we do bringing hope, comfort and healing to children and young people through our therapy dogs.

It feels very appropriate that ā€œStarsā€ should become part of this journey. Hope was a star, and her light still shines through all that we do. ✨

Thank you for being part of it.

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Ali and the dogs šŸ’œšŸ˜€

18/03/2026

Big shout-out to my top fans on a streak šŸ”„!

June Bulpitt,
Julie Rigby

It’s International Women’s Day week , so it feels only right to make a proper fuss of the brilliant women who make Hope’...
12/03/2026

It’s International Women’s Day week , so it feels only right to make a proper fuss of the brilliant women who make Hope’s Therapy Dogs what it is.

And honestly? Where would we be without them?

Probably under-caffeinated, slightly behind on admin, emotionally unsupported, and being held together with a chewed lead and a prayer.

Tam is a retired headteacher, which means there is very little she hasn’t seen, solved, or sensibly handled before most of us have even finished overthinking it. She brings years of experience with children and people, deep compassion, kindness, and the kind of reliability that makes you want to weep with gratitude. She is an absolute rock in this business.

Becks has qualifications in children’s mental health, experience with neurodiversity, and the energy of someone who somehow manages to be highly professional, fully capable, enthusiastic, and still open to learning. She throws herself into all things Hope’s Therapy Dogs and does it with warmth, commitment and skill. A powerhouse — but a lovely one.

Andrea comes with a background in vet nursing, youth work, admin and extensive experience in neurodiversity, which basically means she is wildly overqualified for being this helpful. Looking for a career change, she has already made her mark in both therapy and admin with kindness, compassion and calm competence. She’s the sort of person you start relying on very quickly.

Ann has only been with us a short time, but with 40 years in teaching and SEND, six grown-up children and even more grandchildren, it’s fair to say she has forgotten more about children than most people will ever know. She is already making her mark with the children on our watch and brings such warmth, wisdom and steadiness to the team.

Marion is a retired nurse with a background in palliative care and district nursing. She is also my Mum and Hope’s Grandma, which means she brings both clinical competence and a mother's love. When the business went through a particularly difficult time last year, she stepped up in a huge way, and she has since made a real mark in our corporate and healthcare work.

Together, these women are kind, strong, wise, capable and completely invaluable.

They are the sort of team every leader hopes for and knows they do not deserve.

We would not be who we are without each and every one of them.

Together, we are Hope’s Therapy Dogs — and truly, we are a team to be reckoned with.

11/03/2026

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Liverpool
WN80AY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Website

https://bio.site/HopesTherapyDogs

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