Puppy Socialisers Wanted
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Donations to
Irish Dogs for the Disabled: As a registered charity
we are totally dependent on donations from the public and from the
commercial sponsorshipp we receive, you can make a donation securely and
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Irish
Dogs for the Disabled uses Gilpa Dog food
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FÁILTE - WELCOME
from Irish Dogs for the Disabled
Our mission here at
Irish Dogs for the Disabled is to assist people with disabilities to enjoy a
greater independence and a better quality of life and
where possible, to help them into education and employment,
through the provision of specially trained Assistance Dogs.
To improve the quality of life for individuals with special needs whilst at
the same time promoting independence and providing social interaction for
people in long-term residential care. Our aim is to
train dogs to the required standard set by the Assistance Dogs
International. All Assistance Dogs are specifically trained to assist
people with physical disabilities with their particular needs.
As part of our community visitation and home companion programme our
assistance puppies in training visit people in long-term residential care,
special needs facilities and hospitals.
Please explore our website and do contact us for additional information,
thank you for visiting Irish Dogs for the Disabled we welcome your support
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NEWS
Irish Dogs for the Disabled are
awarded full accreditation of AID (Assistance Dogs International) click here for more
information
Bumper turnout at
Ballymacelligot Tractor Rally - see photos
here
Orla and Alice - see Orlaon Youtube, walkingindependently with the help of Alice -
click here
Graham Norton -
patron of Irish Dogs for the Disabled
Irish Dogs For The Disabled are proud to have been given full accreditation
to the Assistance Dogs International and in so receiving this status
partnership dogs and dogs in training now have full access privileges to
premises within the state.
