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Service/assistance dogs are specially trained to mitigate disabilities both visible and invisible. Specialty service dogs are guide, hearing, and seizure alert dogs. Other service dogs are trained for mobility assistance, pulling wheelchairs, picking up and retrieving objects, opening doors, and turning lights on and off, among other things.

• - Trains dogs to perform mobility assistance and other services.
  
• - Helping kids and adults with mobility related disabilities become more independent with the assistance of a service dog.
  
• - The Life of a Service Dog. Includes service dog info, service dog links, disability information, vestibular disorders and mental illness information. Understand the partnership of a Service Dog Team.
  
• - Provides trained service, hearing, and therapy dogs to the Baltimore, Washington, community. Site includes donation form, photos, and a donation wish list.
  
• - A California based non-profit organization that provides specially trained dogs to people with disabilities other than blindness.
  
• - Canine Partners For Life trains and places service dogs with physically disabled individuals in the Cochranville, Pennsylvania area.
  
• - Women And Their Canine Helpers offers service dogs for emotional assistance and security to women victims of PTSD, anxiety, depression and other emotional disabilities.
  
• - Nonprofit organization trains hearing dogs, service dogs, mobility dogs, and therapy dogs.
  
• - Internet email list on how to train your own Assistance Dog. Also talk about access into public places.
  
• - A national nonprofit organization based in Princeton, MA. that trains a variety of dogs to help children who are deaf or physically disabled.
  
• - A licenced charitable organisation in Australia that obtains, trains and maintains service dogs assisting people with disabilities achieve a greater level of independence.
  
• - Non-profit organization that primarily trains shelter and rescued dogs for placement with disabled handlers. Provides PDF files of requirements.
  
• - UK nonprofit organization that helps people with disabilities to train their own pet dogs as Assistance Dogs.
  
• - Federal (U.S.) and state laws guarantee your service dog access to businesses including airlines. Contact phone and tty numbers to get action, newsletter.
  
• - Learn about Lucy, a chocolate Labrador service dog for the disabled; also photos and links to service dog websites.
  
• - Texas organization that trains and places service and hearing dogs. Links, FAQs, and information on their organization and others.
  
• - Rescues dogs from shelters and trains them to assist people with physical disabilities; places trained service dogs with disabled individuals at no charge and provides lifetime support for the team; and educates the public about assistance dogs. Located
  
• - Training service, therapy and companion dogs to improve the quality of life for a wide variety of individuals. Located in Creston, British Columbia.
  
• - Non-profit agency founded in 1981 and based in St. Louis MO. trains and places service and therapy dogs.
  
• - This organization rescues dogs and retrains them to act as service dogs for mobility impaired, hearing impaired and seizure disordered people. Dogs are placed primarily in Florida.
  
• - Information, education, and first-person experience with Service (Assistance) Dogs. The home of the Owner-Trained Assistance Dog email list, and selling Teamwork books directly to people.
  
• - We rescue shelter dogs and train them as either Service or Hearing Alert Dogs in Northern California.
  
• - Offers custom training of service dogs for physically disabled adults, guardian dogs for disabled children, hearing dogs for the hearing impaired and therapy dogs that visit chronically ill adults and children in hospitals and institutions. The dogs can b
  
• - A nonprofit assistance dog organization dedicated to providing assistance dogs, therapy dogs, seizure alert dogs and companion dogs for the physically challenged and people with disabilities.
  
• - The Airline Carrier Access Act protects your right to fly with your service dog. Here are the latest regulations and how to use them.
  
• - An organization that provides Service and Hearing Dogs nationally.
  
• - Webring for service dog organizations and the puppyraisers that volunteer for them.
  
• - A non-profit organization dedicated to training shelter dogs to assist individuals with various disabilities. Located in Oceanside, California.
  
• - We are dedicated to empowering people with disabilities for greater independence through the use of skilled Service Dogs, Home Helpmates, Social Dogs, and Therapy Dogs. Power Paws is a 501(c)3.
  
• - A non-profit corporation associated with the Lycoming County, Pennsylvania SPCA that matches mobility impaired individuals with specially trained, homeless shelter dogs to assist their partners in gaining greater personal independence and to more fully pa
  
• - How to sponsor an individual Service Dog team.
  
• - Lists organizations, mailing lists, and training schools.
  
• - In-depth information on working dogs and pets. Dog health, training, breeds, jobs, video clips, pictures, stories, dog quizzes, forum.
  
• - Communicates activities of the Heartland Champions Chapter of Canine Companions for Independence, covering Texas and Oklahoma.
  
• - Works with at-risk youth to train dogs to help disabled individuals maintain their independence. Includes photos and a forum.
  
• - Listing of organizations training and working with service dogs for the disabled.
  
• - Web page for the IPR list, but also contains links and information on service dogs, puppyraising, and organizations.
  
• - Non-profit Florida-based organization that partners trained dogs with disabled handlers.
  
• - A non-profit organization dedicated to bringing trained service dogs to adults and children challenged in individual ways. Including hearing ear, seizure alert and assistance dogs.
  
• - Non-profit agency placing mobility, hearing, seizure, autism, and emotional assistance dogs with children and adults with disabilities. Includes a calendar of events, FAQ, and information about raising and donating puppies.
  
• - One of the original organizations. Their FAQ is excellent, well worth reading. They train dogs for physically disabled persons as well as hearing impaired persons.
  
• - Nonprofit organization trains dogs to turn on lights, open doors, pull chairs, and retrieve dropped objects.
  
• - Trains dogs to act as helping hands for people who have no hands or have poor dexterity. Newsletter, training, dog care, and service dog law information.
  
• - From Arizona to Wisconsin, and internationally: a directory of organizations involved with guide dogs, hearing dogs, support dogs, search and rescue dogs.
  
• - Tuscaloosa County Obedience Training Dogs provides service dog training for seizure alert, counter balance, vision impairment, diabetes help, stroke victim help, and performs public education of service dog tasks, etiquette, time training, ADA compliance,
  
• - Trains hearing dogs and service dogs for people with disabilities, provides lifetime support, and promotes awareness through education. Site includes a calendar of events, donation form and wish list, and job opportunities.
  
• - Caesar is a trained assistance dog (Golden Retriever)from Dogs for the Disabled in UK. This is his site, detailing his life with his wheelchair using companion.
  
• - A non-profit, cross-disability organization representing people partnered with guide, hearing, and service dogs.
  
• - Dedicated to providing individuals with disabilities professionally selected and trained Social/Therapy and Service Dogs.
  
• - PADS is a non-profit organization that trains assistance dogs for people with disabilities other than blindness, e.g. mobility impaired, agility impaired, and hearing impaired.
  
• - Raises, trains, and places dogs with disabled individuals. Also works with emotional service dogs for facilities such as hospitals and nursing homes and for individual homes. Site includes an application, donation information, and a calendar of events.
  
• - the majority of placements are with children with spinal cord injuries, also provides Service and Social Dogs to children with Muscular Dystrophy, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and other disabilities.
  
• - Discussions on service dogs and how these dogs help people with disabilities.
  
• - Working Dogs Cyberzine web links page.
  
• - Arizona organization that helps disabled persons train their own service dogs.
  
• - Links, information, resources, and FAQs about service dogs put out by the Delta Society.
  
• - A description of a "Service Dog" as defined by the organization that sets the industry standards for training and placing Assistance Dogs worldwide.
  
• - Dog information on Service Dogs, Hearing Dogs, Guide Dogs, Clicker training, some breed referrals and several links to good dog sites.
  
• - Mailing list for handlers of service dogs and any other interested persons involved with service dogs, including guide, hearing, assistance, and seizure/alert dogs.
  
• - Service dog training organization located in Pennsylvania. Also contains links to other organizations and training information.
  
• - Helping at-risk teens while providing services for the disabled. Puppy petting, training courses, and dog placement. Located in Rifle, Colorado.
  
• - Dedicated to helping Minnesotans who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or disabled to become more independent and self confident by pairing them with specially trained assistance dogs.
  
• - This site covers information about raising and working a Paws With A Cause dog. It is a comprehensive, up-to-date, one stop informational site for those interested in raising or working a PAWS dog. PAWS trains hearing dogs, service dogs, combination dog
  
• - A video portraying service dogs and their partners in real-life situations with the goal to educate employees in commercial, government and educational settings.
  
• - Australian not for profit group that trains dogs for the disabled, from service dogs to therapy and companion dogs, also dogs for the emotionally and mentally handicapped.
  
  

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