Hearing Dogs

Hearing dogs "tell" their partner with hearing loss, about important sounds they are missing such as: a smoke alarm, a doorbell, an alarm clock, a crying child and more. These dogs are taught to touch their partner and lead them to the sound.

Companion Dogs

Companion dogs provide therapeutic benefits to individuals. Children or adults with emotional disorders or autism can truly benefit from the unconditional love and companionship that a dog naturally provides. These individuals can gain the confidence to be more engaged in society.

Alert Dogs

People with medical conditions such as epilepsy, diabetes and certain breathing problems can also greatly benefit from a trained assistance dog. These dogs alert their partner that a medical crisis is coming.

This advance notice allows the person to get to a safe place and take needed medication.

Service Dogs

Service dogs are trained to assist a person who uses a wheelchair or has mobility problems. These dogs pick up dropped items, hold doors open, fetch needed items such as a cane, find help if necessary and do other tasks essential for a disabled person. These dogs are fostered and trained in volunteer's homes for up to two years before being matched with a client.