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Arapahoe County, Colorado
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Here are the current year's photos submitted by our raisers for "picture of the week" on the schedule & events page. If you would like your puppy photography featured, send it to webmistress@hpwtdogmom.org and your pictures can appear on the web, too! We also feature photos of our returning dogs,  graduates, and career change dogs at appropriate times.

2012
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

May 2012 be filled with puppy wiggles & cuddles,
and not many puppy piddles & puddles.
(Michella - Week of January 1, 2012)



2011
Irvine in puppy
              coat in front of christmas lights
Happy Holidays from HPWT!
  (Home page photo - month of Dec 2011)
Puppy Kisses to Carmen for this festive photo.
Peace on Earth, Good Will to Puppies
Cinnamon sits
              at the end of a driveway while a male deer with full
              antlers lies down under a spruce tree nearer the house
Guide Puppy Cinnamon has a unique distraction--
a live mule-deer (one of Santa's, perhaps?) under the spruce tree!
Puppy Kisses to Pam for this charming photo. (Week of Dec 10th)



Sleep sweetly dear Lodge.
Carmen & Lodge
1999-2011
It is with deep saddness that we announce the passing Carmen's beloved career change & therapy dog, Lodge.  Lodge passed peacefully in his sleep November 6th.  He was 12 years old. 
Lodge was truly a “therapy dog’s therapy dog”.  They were DPP Pet Partner Team of the Month in June 2005.
 
Lodge and Carmen, impacted many lives in their long volunteer career. They were beloved regulars amongst the staff and children at Kendellvue Elementary School,
spread joy and happiness to the residents at Life Care Center of Littleton, enhanced the healing of patients at Littleton Adventist Hospital,
helped many children learn to read at Doggie Tales, visited blind children at the Anchor School,
saved many dogs’ lives as a blood donor at Animal ER, and participated in numerous workshops and evaluations to help teach new teams.
Lodge was an exemplary role model for many Guide Dog puppies in the Moyer household over the years.
 
Diana McQuarie if Denver Pet Partners said this of him:
"Lodge was a kind, gentle soul and his presence had a wonderful calming influence.  He gladly and proudly donned his therapy dog vest and loved to work. 
He will be missed by many and fondly remembered for his selfless spirit and dedication to his work as a therapy dog and most of all as a loyal, devoted companion and family member of the Moyers."


HAPPY HALLOWEEN!