Pets As Therapy: Request A Visit


request a visit

If you’ve been following our series on charity Pets As Therapy, you might be wondering: how do I request a visit from a volunteer and their pet?

It’s simple!

If you know of an establishment — maybe a residential home, day care centre, hospice or nursing home — that you feel would benefit from a visit, simply complete the online form available on the PAT website.

Anne & Hansie. Photograph courtesy of Pets As Therapy/Vine House Studios.

The provision of a volunteer and the time it may take to arrange this will depend on the number of volunteers in your area. It is also important that the available PAT teams are a match to both parties’ requirements.

Pets As Therapy does not charge for this service. As a charity, however, it welcomes any support or donations you can provide.

Please note that the visits must take place in a communal area of the establishment. Staff must be present and available to support the volunteer while s/he is on the premises.

Don’t delay, request a visit today!

Click here from more from our Pets As Therapy series.

For more charitable stories, including information on how to support Cats Protection through our Love Darg 2019 campaign, visit our Helping Others pages.

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Pets As Therapy: Request A Visit

request a visit

If you’ve been following our series on charity Pets As Therapy, you might be wondering: how do I request a visit from a volunteer and their pet?

It’s simple!

If you know of an establishment — maybe a residential home, day care centre, hospice or nursing home — that you feel would benefit from a visit, simply complete the online form available on the PAT website.

Anne & Hansie. Photograph courtesy of Pets As Therapy/Vine House Studios.

The provision of a volunteer and the time it may take to arrange this will depend on the number of volunteers in your area. It is also important that the available PAT teams are a match to both parties’ requirements.

Pets As Therapy does not charge for this service. As a charity, however, it welcomes any support or donations you can provide.

Please note that the visits must take place in a communal area of the establishment. Staff must be present and available to support the volunteer while s/he is on the premises.

Don’t delay, request a visit today!

Click here from more from our Pets As Therapy series.

For more charitable stories, including information on how to support Cats Protection through our Love Darg 2019 campaign, visit our Helping Others pages.

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