1. Blueberry is a six-year old certified therapy dog from Massachusetts.
Before Blueberry found her forever home, she was bred for money then left as a stray.
Now she "visits rehab hospitals, nursing homes, humane societies, hospice patients, universities, and homes for the deaf and blind."
Blueberry is a friendly pit with lots of love to give and she's aiming to change the world's perception of pit bulls "one visit at a time."
2. Clairabelle is only a year and a half but she's a full-time mobility service dog.
Clairabelle was rescued at eight weeks old.
She began her service dog training at ten weeks old and initially she only helped her human pick things up.
After a back injury left her human unable to do most things on her own, Clairabelle became a full-time service dog.
3. The Stig is a registered therapy dog from Cleveland.
The blue-nose pit bull was rescued hours before his scheduled euthanization at the Cleveland Animal Shelter.
He's only the second pit bull to be accepted into the Pet Pals therapy program.
4. Booker is a seizure alert and response dog from Arizona.
Before finding his forever home, Booker was stuck at an animal shelter after being in the midst of a drug bust at his home.
After his human began getting seizures, Booker became a service dog for her.
