Dana has been involved in the assistance dog industry for over eight years and has whelped multiple litters for service dog programs. Dana has the gift of a watchful eye when it comes to the little details that go into starting a newborn puppy on the path to good health and behavior to become a much-needed service dog. Dana has trained for Little Angels for years and is a blessing to those touched by the program.

As the Prison Program Manager, Dana developed the Little Angels PUPS program and currently oversees the program.  She works directly with prison staff to accommodate the needs of dogs within their facility, and directs training and instruction of inmates, responsible for inmate trainers and gathering monthly reports on dogs’ progress

Amie is the Admissions Administrator for Little Angels.  Amie has been involved with Little Angels Service Dogs since the beginning, 20 years ago.

Amie has a passion to help families through the stressful applications process with her calming personality.  Amie’s greatest joy is to see when a recipient she helped work through the initial stages of the application process, receive their service dog!

Application Assistant

Julia comes to our organization with many years of experience in the medical and customer service fields, however, what makes her an ideal employee is that she herself is the recipient of Hope, a Little Angels Service Dog. She knows firsthand what it’s like to go through the application process, fundraising, the wait time for placement, and best of all living a new, more independent life with the help of her Little Angel. Julia is extremely grateful to have had Hope by her side, and now Echo, and to be a part of helping others receive their life changing dogs.