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Autism Service Dogs of America is a non-profit, community based organization that provides uniquely trained service dogs to children living with autism and their families.
Autism Service Dogs of America is a non-profit, community based organization that provides uniquely trained service dogs to children living with autism and their families.
Autism Service Dogs of America is a non-profit, community based organization that provides uniquely trained service dogs to children living with autism and their families.
Autism Service Dogs of America is a non-profit, community based organization that provides uniquely trained service dogs to children living with autism and their families.
Bailey is a retired Animal Assisted Therapy Dog, but still does alot of work in his daily exchanges. We worked with kids through Trillium Services/Parry Center and also Rigler School Read to Dogs summer program. Also participated with SMART (which l…
Autism Service Dogs of America is a non-profit, community based organization that provides uniquely trained service dogs to children living with autism and their families.
you do wonderful work - I joined so i could say hi and maybe be of help in the future
Autism Service Dogs of America is a non-profit, community based organization that provides uniquely trained service dogs to children living with autism and their families.
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- welcome. tell us a bit about yourself.
- I am doing volunteer work for a non-profit called
Autism Service Dogs of America. It is based in Lake Oswego, OR. They train dogs to service children with
Autism all over the country.
- introduce your pets, we love to know and see them
- I have a Chocolate Lab named Mojo.
- how did you find us?
- A woman at PetSmart gave me your post card and said that you were the best forum in Portland for what we need.
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- At 8:46am on March 24, 2009,
Libby Jackson said… - How are the pups doing?
- At 11:34am on February 27, 2009,
Teia Hassey said… - We have two old dogs, ages 14+16. Their health is declining and we are giving them all the attention now. When our oldest passes I will contact you. We have plenty of room. I am always going to Portland hospitals and such. It would be great exposure for a puppy. My name is Teia Hassey, e-mail is mistyhillfarms@gmail.com. send a note and I will send you all my info. Thanks.
- At 8:41am on February 2, 2009,
Libby Jackson said…
- How are the puppies doing? I suppose they are all in their raisers homes now.
- At 11:55am on January 20, 2009,
Sidney (and her mom Kim) said… - hi Jan, one of your puppy raisers was in today inquiring about daycare..I was wondering if your pups are allowed to go to daycare? Raising Guide dogs for so long and not being allowed to let ours go to daycare I was just curious as to your programs regulations!:)
Kim
- At 10:21am on January 12, 2009,
Barbara and Ruby the 'Silky' one said… - Hi Jan
I am so happy all the pups are in homes now. Please come visit us again at the Tualatin Petsmart.
Barbara with Oregon Dog Rescue
- At 9:18pm on January 11, 2009,
Libby Jackson said…
- Hey Jan,
It was great to meet you today. You guys do wonderful work there.
- At 3:29pm on January 7, 2009,
Sidney (and her mom Kim) said…
- If you would make up a flier I would be happy to post at our Lexidog locations...We are currently raising a 7 month old Guide dog pup and geting an 8 week old at the end of this month-along with our 3 pet dogs--(yes, 5 girls)--so our house is too full for another baby right now! We would be happy to promote puppy raising though! I believe that if i can give up my baby that became a guide last year ANYONE can do this!!!
- At 2:44pm on January 7, 2009,
Andrea Schneider said… - Hi Jan,
If I thought I wouldn't get too attached, I would raise one. I think it's a good idea to tell people what is expected of them with the responsibility. I think they know what to do expect more from Guide Dogs for the Blind, just through public exposure. But, I don't know if people understand how it would be the same or different.
Another thought would be to contact Guide Dogs for the Blind in Boring and ask for their advice. They might be able to help you out. What do you think?
Andrea
- At 3:49pm on January 5, 2009,
Andrea Schneider said…
- Are you still looking for puppy raisers? these puppies are beautiful.
- At 8:00pm on December 30, 2008,
Sidney (and her mom Kim) said…
- Hello! I met one of your dogs through Casey at Portland Paws! So cute! Welcome!
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