A Living Lifeline

Assistance dogs support people with physical disabilities by helping with everyday tasks. They can pick up objects, open doors, and assist with mobility—enhancing their handler’s independence and freedom.

An Emotional Guardian

For individuals with mental health conditions, assistance dogs provide vital emotional support. They can detect signs of stress, interrupt panic attacks, and help create a calm and safe environment.

A Life-Saving Watchdog

Specially trained assistance dogs can detect medical emergencies, such as epileptic seizures or blood sugar fluctuations. They can alert others and even call for help when needed.