Meet Irma & Bear
Meet Irma We have a veteran in need along with her service dog Bear. There are not too many organizations that help veterans that are pre- 9/11 and Irma is one of them. We need to raise funds for her and [...]
Meet Wynn & Wendy
Meet Wynn. Wynn was 18 when she found out that she had what most people know as Aspergers Syndrome, meaning she is high-functioning on the Autism spectrum. Knowing this wasn't upsetting at all to her, it actually made a lot of [...]
Meet Kallie n Nellie
Meet Kallie and Nellie. Kallie suffered her first seizure when she was 21 years old; however, it was misdiagnosed and she went through her 20's having these spontaneous "episodes." When she was 28 years old, she had an episode and fell [...]
Training at The Atlanta History Museum 2019
All day service dog training on how to handle your service dog in crowds including long down, sit and stand stays. At the Atlanta History Center we went through all the exhibits, then visited the farm while working with the [...]
A Dog for Kevin
A DOG FOR KEVIN Meet Kevin. Meet Kevin. Kevin has endured many life-threatening events during his 46 years of life and is need of a service dog. When he was just 17 years old he had the misfortune of being stricken [...]
Canine Sniffers
Lung cancer is a common cancer in Europe. A 2012 study reported that it was the third most common cancer (410,000 cases) and the most common cause of death from cancer (353,000 deaths) in Europe, highlighting the need for early and [...]
A Win for a girl named Ehlena and a Service Dog named Wonder
(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with a disabled Michigan girl whose school refused to let her bring her service dog to class, making it easier for students like her to seek redress for discrimination in federal court. The [...]
ADB Therapy Dogs go to High School
August 31st, 2016 A few of the Animals Deserve Better| Paws for life dogs began their new school year helping out a sophomore at Walton High School. This particular student is also a senior Girl Scout working towards her Gold Award, (which is the [...]
Hypersomnia and Service Animals- Part 1
Kimberly was recently asked to write a series of articles for the Hypersomnia Foundation and we would like to share it here for you. Posted by Jennie Murray on August 15, 2016 We begin this three-part series with a basic overview of the [...]
How far would you hike?
In an article written by Laura Goldman for Care2 she tells the story of a Hiker and his Guide Dog. Hiking over 20,000 miles on rugged trails across the United States is quite an accomplishment for anyone, but especially for someone who [...]