The Arizona Republic visited Aurora Day School to highlight the great work our students and Gabriel’s Angels are doing. Gabriel’s Angels is a nonprofit which provides animal-assisted activities which involve dogs and other animals in recreational and educational programs. Over the course of 18 weeks, students spend 15-20 minutes a week reading with the dogs which leads to increasing their confidence in a safe space where our students thrive.
“Zane used to struggle with reading, but when he started working with Michelle and Caymus, all of a sudden, he really blossomed.”
–Robin Puckett, an Aurora school therapist
Read the story and see photos of our students and the animals from Gabriel’s Angels today. The story and photos were produced by The Arizona Republic.
