Who is Henry?
Henry Wrinkles was the very first therapy animal at the Henry Wrinkles Foundation. Adopted from a shelter, Henry quickly showed his unique abilities and talents which inspired Susan Boyd, his owner, to found an organization that could promote healing and learning with people and animals.
The Henry Wrinkles Foundation was established in 2005 as a not for profit organization. Since 2005, HWF has used the relationship between people and animals to facilitate a unique experience for individuals and their families. Currently, the foundation serves children and adults in multiple animal related capacities. While some programs are specifically designed for animals, others are intended for the combination of people and animals, as the relationship between the two is irreplaceable and distinct.
Our Mission
Through the mergence of nature and nurture, we help all living creatures find their meaning, and help them develop the skills necessary to achieve this goal.
Who We Serve
Over the years, The Henry Wrinkles Foundation has provided services to a wide range of community members, including Cub Scouts, occupational and physical therapy students, foster children, nursing home residents, psychotherapy patients and local school children.