Meet The PAWS Team

Certified therapy dogs not only reduce stress, depression, and blood pressure, but they also improve self-esteem, increase physical mobility, provide comfort, and eradicate loneliness. When partnered with physicians, therapists, and nurses, animal assisted therapy can also help patients to reach health goals, remain positive and keep motivated. Here at MUSC, our therapy dogs specialize in tail wagging happiness. We appreciate all our incredible volunteer animal therapists.

Annie Barnard, pet therapist 

Annie Barnard.

 
Atlas Harrold, pet therapist 

Atlas Harrold.

 
Augie Butler, therapy dog 

Augie Butler.

 
Bean Lincoln, therapy dog 

Bean Lincoln.

 
Blarney Fitzgerald, therapy dog 

Blarney.

 
Bodie Hardie, therapy dog 

Bodie Hardie.

 
Buster Betancourt, therapy dog 

Buster Betancourt.

 
Delilah Durham, therapy dog 

Delilah Durham.

 
Emmy Boatwright, therapy dog 

Emmy Boatwright.

 
Lacie Dalpee, therapy dog 

Lacie Dalpee.

 
Luna Berry, therapy dog 

Luna Berry.

 
Mercy Diehl, therapy dog 

Mercy Diehl.

 
Nevie Diehl, therapy dog 

Nevie Diehl.

 
Samson Durham, therapy dog 

Samson Durham.

 
Sheba Dearborn, therapy dog 

Sheba Dearborn.

 
Tollie Brenizer, therapy dog 

Tollie Brenizer.