4 Paws for Ability Assistance DogsDo you know of a disabled person who needs a service dog? 4 Paws for Abilities has few restrictions for acceptance and works with most families within the boundaries of our organization's ability to train and place the type of dog needed. We says "yes" when many more traditional assistance dog placement agencies say "no."
Our founder is alive today because of a service dog. She's devoted her life to making the same kind of help available to other disabled children and adults. Please help us continue to build our meaningful, rewarding work. Your help will be a life-changing act for a child, a family, a dog, and for you (it's more than a project!).
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Autism Service Dogs Needed
Josh Woosley, Alexander Lubrant, Braeden Allen, Trapper Leeth, Thaine Wood, Dale Wooley, Dallon Arvidson, and Dakota Foster each need an Autism Service Dog. Please help these children and their families by contributing to 4 Paws for Ability.
Seizure Assistance Dogs
People with seizure disorders often die during seizures occurring at night, due to suffocation. Seizure assistance dogs are trained to remove pillows and covers from the bed at the onset of a seizure. And much more.
Thanks to The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
April 29, 2008. Our deep thanks for $10,000 from the P & G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation and the P & G Fund and IAMS for sponsoring our graduating teams of 2008 by providing all the equipment needed for the dogs including harnesses or vests, mutt mats, treat bags, leashes and collars, tethering straps, and other specialized equipment.
Will You be a Sponsor?
Last year, 4 Paws For Ability placed more than 250 assistance dogs. Please help families in need by being a sponsor! You can sponsor--among other things--building a bathroom in our facility, our children's play area, or one of the dogs in our Rover Rehab Program.
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