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Crisis Response Dogs provide non-clinical emotional support and compassionate comfort to individuals and communities across South Wales affected by serious harm, distress or loss, through the calm, reassuring presence of specially trained volunteers with their assessed dogs.
The service offers grounding and emotional reassurance during difficult moments, supporting physiological regulation, emotional settling, and improved mood, as a complementary form of support alongside existing clinical and professional responses.
The service may attend incidents involving serious harm, distress or loss, including suicide, accidental or sudden death, school-related incidents, bereavement, multi-casualty incidents, line-of-duty deaths, natural disasters, and emergency or disaster relief centres.
When delivered appropriately and ethically, this non-clinical, trauma-informed support can contribute to individual wellbeing and strengthen a community’s capacity for recovery and resilience following difficult or tragic events.
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Contact
To request a crisis response dog deployment see Deploy page
Project Lead: Robert Thomas
email: rob@cariadpettherapy.co.uk
call: 01437 723628
Crisis Response Dogs | Cariad Pet Therapy
113 City Road
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire
Wales
SA61 2RR
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