Donate To A Dog In Training
Once our dogs have passed all their health and temperament assess-ments and have reached about 18 months of age we put them into our next phase of specialized training called Advanced training. This is much like college and our dogs help to put themselves through college by asking for your support. Choose your favorite PAALS dog or help them all!
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CHARLIEI was the first PAALS stud and have some great young ones in the PAALS program that will be part of my legacy. Now I am hoping to help someone and be their forever partner. |
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AJI came from Guiding Eyes for the Blind’s Breeding Center and have been named after a PAALS’ foster’s niece and nephew’s initials. I love leaning on people and am told my specialty might be to help someone with autism or PTSD. |
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CASPERMy namesake is one of our beloved volunteer’s dog who has passed away. I am honored to carry that name on as I get ready to help someone. I am the tallest dog in the program right now and the whitest. |
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KATYI was one of the first Prison PAALS dogs and am proud to be named after a volunteer’s dog that passed away. Right now I am the best at pulling a wheelchair and love to retrieve so I hope to help someone in a wheelchair. |
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SPIRITAs a puppy I was sponsored and named by Lake Carolina Elementary School - Go Gators! I am the smallest lab at PAALS, but I am known as the one with the most spunk! I working hard at turning on lights and retrieving objects someone drops from a wheelchair. |
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