BluePath Service Dogs

Elite Carriers executive assistant Nicole Guite with partner Nicole Kurth and future BluePath service dog Trooper Elite Carriers is a long haul trucking company that excels in providing customers with innovative solutions, outstanding service, safe drivers and equipment and competitive rates. The company has supported the BluePath Walkathon as a Gold sponsor since the event’s […]

Hi everyone! My name is Kylie, and I am thrilled to begin my new position as an intern for BluePath. Some of you may know me as a member of Ranger’s family. Ranger was raised in partnership with the New York Rangers hockey team.  Along his journey, he decided service dog work wasn’t for him,

AvalonBay provides distinctive apartment living experiences in New England, the New York City metropolitan area, the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, Seattle, and California. The company has sponsored BluePath’s Walkathon since its inception in 2017; we admire their team’s deep commitment to supporting local communities. AvalonBay community supervisor Sefa Leston has firsthand experience with BluePath’s mission

The Goldstein Family has sponsored the Walkathon since 2018. Neva Goldstein serves on BluePath’s Board of Directors; she has been active in community service and philanthropy throughout her lifetime and feels especially passionate about causes that benefit children with special needs. Neva was the instructor for our 2019 Puppy Yoga fundraiser at Club Fit Briarcliff,

The Croton Lions Club is a Platinum Sponsor of the 2020 Walkathon and a supporter of BluePath since our inception.  Croton Lions created a special “Dog Day” event to raise funds and awareness, and members have served as ambassadors for our mission throughout the Lions community. The Club has continued to serve during the coronavirus

Founded in 2009 by Cathy Capasso and Steve Sprague, Team Michelangelo is a group of car and motorcycle enthusiasts who use their shared passion to raise funds in support of their community, specifically animal-related causes. They prioritize philanthropy at all of their events, and their efforts have raised more than $140,000. In addition to their

by Anne Garretson, Puppy Raiser for BluePath Radio Binge-watching the Food Network show, Chopped on a lazy afternoon is an eye opener. Raising a puppy in the throws of a pandemic is like making a gourmet meal from a mishmash of ingredients before time’s up. The early months of a puppy’s life can make or

by Jeannie Fleming-Gifford, Puppy Raiser I’m not going to sugarcoat this. Puppies are a lot of work. Oh yes, they are snuggly and adorable, and playful and funny. But, they are a lot of work. How do I know? I’ve been down this road before. In fact, I’ve been down this road many times before.

Kaitlin Flaherty and Chester on NBC New York Ranger the Hockey Pup’s Important role, via ESPN How Service Dogs are Helping Families Cope from The Journal News / Lohud Hudson Valley Magazine covers BluePath’s mission Puppy Raiser Lindsey Fahey in Greenwich Time