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Bitzy Anderson's life has changed immeasurably due to Maya, her service dog. Relying on a wheelchair, Maya has allowed Bitzy to regain independence through her assistance in everyday activities.
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Bitzy Anderson's life has changed immeasurably due to Maya, her service dog. Relying on a wheelchair, Maya has allowed Bitzy to regain independence through her assistance in everyday activities.
Sponsoring the training of an assistance dog for a veteran is one of the best ways to help our nation’s disabled...
Continue ReadingEvery year, we look forward to one of the most unique sponsorship opportunities available during our annual Putt for...
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Continue ReadingMeet our volunteer Richie Patton, one of the newest members of our Project 2 Heal family! Like many of our volunteers,...
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Continue ReadingWhen it comes to choosing a breed of dog for service dog work most dog trainers would agree that Labrador retriever...
Continue ReadingYou better practice your golf putting, chipping, and driving, because Putt for Pups is almost here! We’re so excited to...
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to trained companion animals, a few terms are commonly confused. While each of terms refers to something...
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