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Gabriel’s Angels

Inspire confidence, compassion, and best behaviors
in at-risk children through pet therapy

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A Night of
PAWSibilities

In Black and White
Saturday, October 8, 2022
Arizona Biltmore | Paradise Gardens | 6 PM – 10 PM

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Interested in attending? Please call our office 602.266.0875

Gabriel’s Angels

Inspire confidence, compassion, and best behaviors
in at-risk children through pet therapy

Volunteer
A Night of
PAWSibilities

In Black and White
Saturday, October 8, 2022
Arizona Biltmore | Paradise Gardens | 6 PM – 10 PM

Interested in attending? Please call our office 602.266.0875

Help a child receive the unconditional love of a therapy pet this school year.

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Young boy hugging a dog, with dog "hugging" back

Gabriel’s Angels’ mission is to inspire confidence, compassion, and best behaviors in at-risk children through pet therapy.

Dog in classroom with paper dog faces made by children on both sides of dog's head

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Helping at-risk children through Pet Therapy

Founded in 2000 by Pam Gaber and Weimaraner, Gabriel, Gabriel’s Angels mission is to inspire confidence, compassion, and best behaviors in at-risk children through pet therapy. Pet Therapy Teams visit crisis nurseries, domestic violence and homeless shelters, and Title one schools all in an effort to intervene in children’s lives and enhance their emotional and behavioral development by teaching core behaviors – attachment, confidence, self-regulation, affiliation, empathy, tolerance, and respect.

Gabriel’s Angels provides a non-threatening venue to learn self-control and sensitivity.
South Pointe Elementary School

What we do

Gabriel’s Angels serves 15,000 abused, neglected, and at-risk children in Arizona through the application of innovative pet therapy. The program’s goal is to increase the overall sense of well-being and happiness for children in a safe environment and to build critical core behaviors, such as trust, empathy, respect, tolerance, and self-esteem.

older man and woman with therapy dog listening to a young child read a book

How to Help

We all have different strengths to support the children in our communities. Whatever your strength, there’s a way you can share it to help kids and support pet therapy programs.

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