Meet Norman
Breed: Dorky
Barking from: Whiritoa
What's up dog?
Norman is an integral part of the Animal Management team for Hauraki District. He spends time in the office where he is readily available for daily pats and hugs, reducing stress and improving mental health. He does occasionally bark at our Mayor who is extremely forgiving. Norman also goes out on jobs with the team, welcomes new dogs into the pound and even is a wonderful foster brother when a dog needs extra care."
2024 NZ Top Office Dog Award
Judging and criteria
This award will be judged on:
Purpose
Four-legged support can be shown in multiple ways and furry forms in the workplace, and this award celebrates a supreme dog that supports their people to do their best mahi. We are looking for a top office dog with tail wags, affectionate licks, playful walks and that special presence that boosts their owner and co-worker’s mental health while contributing to a positive work culture. They may be a work from home dog, an office dog – or a hybrid pooch!
Reach
Is the dog dedicated to improving the life of one human, or an entire team?
Impact
How big an impact does this dog have in the workplace? Explain how much your canine friend has improved mental health at work or office culture, and give examples of how they have made an impact.
Quirky
All dogs are special. Does your dog possess a superpower? Please note their special talent or a trick they perform on demand.
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