For more than 40 years, the San Francisco SPCA Animal Assisted Therapy AAT program has facilitated communication and healing by sharing the love of companion animals with those facing mental, physical, or educational challenges. Our animal ambassadors ease the stress of air travel at San Francisco International Airport.
One of our dogs, a pig, or a rabbit visits a terminal every day of the week. Our team visits children with reading challenges in schools, libraries, and clubs throughout San Francisco, to share literacy and a love of reading in a positive, non-judgmental space. AAT Volunteers visit hospitals, nursing homes, psychiatric facilities, and youth facilities to share the therapeutic benefits of the human-companion animal bond.
Teams are required to complete an evaluation and certification program that prepares them to work in the community. Animal Assisted Therapy. Animals Helping People. Puppy Dog Tales Our team visits children with reading challenges in schools, libraries, and clubs throughout San Francisco, to share literacy and a love of reading in a positive, non-judgmental space. Therapy Visits AAT Volunteers visit hospitals, nursing homes, psychiatric facilities, and youth facilities to share the therapeutic benefits of the human-companion animal bond.
Become an AAT Volunteer. Minimum one year of age and in current home for a minimum of six months Calm and approachable Must be spayed or neutered NO signs of aggression growling, biting Raw protein diets not allowed Positive-reinforcement obedience training complete one course. If you meet the requirements listed above, please submit your application for consideration. Apply today. Meet Our Team.
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