The accident
As a puppy, Daisy got lost, was hit by a car, and lost a leg. Karen, a social worker, and Russ, a doctor of physical therapy, adopted her.
A real dog with three legs, a big heart, and a job: helping kids feel good about what makes them different.
As a puppy, Daisy got lost, was hit by a car, and lost a leg. Karen, a social worker, and Russ, a doctor of physical therapy, adopted her.
On day one she jumped in the pool and nearly drowned. Her dad taught her a new way to swim, one paddle at a time.
Watch the real swim videoDaisy is a certified therapy dog at Edison Elementary School and visits schools and libraries around Tampa Bay.
Author
A social worker for more than 20 years in schools and youth justice settings, helping young people find their footing.
Co-creator and Daisy's handler
A doctor of physical therapy, educator, and Certified Animal-Assisted Intervention Specialist with 35 years of clinical experience.
Illustrator
A former teacher and lifelong cartoonist who turned a love of comics into a career in children's book art.
Daisy, Karen, and Russ at the 11th Annual Children's Book Fair at Oxford Exchange in Tampa.
Watch on YouTubeDaisy's work at Edison Elementary, where 85 students earned signed books for perfect attendance.
Watch on YouTubeAssociation of Animal-Assisted Intervention Professionals (AAAIP) and the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI).