In a busy specialist practice, Ginny is more than just a dog.. she’s our resident therapist, team mascot, and hands-down the most popular staff member. Ginny has an incredible ability to put people at ease. Patients, staff, and even those from neighbouring practices regularly stop by just to say hello; some for a cuddle, others simply to soak up her calming presence. She’s helped multiple people overcome a fear of dogs, all without trying. 

Whether it’s a nervous patient or a stressed-out colleague, Ginny always knows when to show up and sit quietly by their side. Her effect on the workplace is powerful and consistent. She boosts morale, lightens moods, and makes our practice feel less like a clinic and more like a community. 

Kyah not only saved my life multiple times but Kyah also last year alerted us to a lady with diabetes that was passing out and we were able to get her help Kyah has never even been trained for diabetes but her kind heart knew something was wrong and she did was she do best she was the hero. Kyah also visits aged care, disability and mental health and helps everyone. 

She knows when to be calm and professional but also knows when people need a laugh and no matter how your feeling her wiggles and happiness is contagious.

I would love the opportunity to show Kyah what she means to not just me but everyone and show the world Kyah is a super hero and to be able to thank her for everything she does.

While most office dogs snooze under desks or chase tennis balls, our puppy Reggie has taken "paws-on" experience to new heights—literally. Reggie works at a skydive Dropzone, where the roar of planes and the rush of freefall are just part of the daily vibe. 

From the moment jumpers arrive, Reggie greets them with tail wags and a calming cuddle before their adrenaline-fueled leap. He’s our four-pawed morale booster, weather mascot, and snack monitor. 

But what truly sets Reggie apart? He’s not just at the Dropzone—he’s part of the crew. He waits by the landing area to welcome jumpers back with unconditional excitement, and he’s been known to “assist” in packing parachutes.