Photography Exhibit Showcases PTSD Service Dogs
This summer the Bokeh Gallery in Phoenix, Arizona showcased a touching exhibit titled Stories of Their Sacrifices: PTSD which featured the photography work of Christopher O'Shana and Scott Johnson.
First Ever Guide Dog Program for Visually Impaired Runners
Klinger, a two year-old German Shepherd, will make history this week by becoming the first professionally trained running Guide Dog to assist an athlete who is visually impaired. Klinger's placement marks the initiation of the Running Guides pilot program at Guiding Eyes for the Blind—an internationally accredited nonprofit that provides guide dogs to those with vision loss.
A Doggone Good Service Dog Summer Camp
For the 9th year in a row, PAALS (Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services), has ran an innovative summer camp dedicated to teaching youth about Service Dogs and the work that they do.
5 Tips for Helping Your Service Dog Beat the Heat
As the summer heat continues to beat down, it is important to ensure the well being of your Service Dog. Just like humans, Service Dogs are susceptible to dehydration and heat stroke. As your Service Dogs human partner it is your responsibility to help prevent them against these risks.