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Showing
a sense of independence
Everywhere we go
Receiving a friend and
Visiting families until a match is found
It is a beautiful sight seeing the bond we make
Children and adults showing responsibility taking care
of us
Everybody appreciates our hard work to help people
Doing
things that we cannot
Opening a door to a new start
Giving time to train and care for us
Showing the start of an awesome friendship
By Emily Davis, 12 |
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to see: Puppies in Training &.Graduates
ADS' dogs:
- improve safety
and security at home, in public, and at school.
- help prevent the child from bolting into traffic or other dangerous
situations.
- provide independence, allowing the child to walk holding their
dog rather than a parent's hand.
- lend support and a calming influence to the child as they cope
in highly stressful situations and changes in routine.
- allow greater freedom for families to participate in outings
and activities.
- help improve socialization skills by bridging the gap between
children with autism and society.
- acts as a constant companion, offering unconditional love and
friendship.
- can help with transitioning and behaviour when out in public.
Current waiting
time for a dog is less than 18 months. |