High School of Haidari

This school invites our team every year, they cannot do without us! And of course, we are most happy to oblige! Towards the end of this visit we had students who were eager to take our informational leaflet so they can show it to their parents. This is good… Because, let’s not kid ourselves; we work with children to raise awareness and familiarize them with our dogs but, it is their parents and older kin (grandmas and grandpas for example) that need this information the most! We also got the chance to discuss aspects of dog behavior that had caused fret to several children that wanted to know how they should react or have reacted in different situations. An awesome visit, as always!

Our volunteer Frosso, was the presenter this time.

Human and animal volunteers awaiting their turn.

Students were really interested in our presentation.

Our group, waiting for the presentation to finish.

When a dog lies so relaxed next to us, it shows us that it wants to be petted.

This teacher could not restrain herself from hugging Lulu very affectionately.

Tai adores kids' petting.

Wacky, one of our team's oldest volunteers, accompanies her beloved Christina to most of the visits.

Wacky is very popular, mostly because of her famous kisses, has a lot of "fans" who are eager to meet her.

Today, it is Lulu that accompanies Frosso.

Moera and Roy reply, in their own unique way, to students' questions.

"Don't stop petting me"! This is what Luna seems to be saying here.

Luna has surrendered herself to petting!

A kiss follows the first contact.

Wacky sniffs a student's hand, thus receiving all necessary get-to-know information, according to dogs' code of communication.

Moera and Roy "educate" the students.

Luna and Katerina get acquainted with the students.

Wacky enjoys being petted.