PADS dogs change lives. They are more than beautiful, healthy companions; they are specially trained to aid people. Some of our clients have physical disabilities or are Deaf or hard of hearing. Some dogs are placed in therapy settings with professional caregivers who work or volunteer in long-term care facilities, group homes, rehabilitation centres and private practice.
Many people are aware of the need for guide dogs for people who are blind, but do not realize the need for assistance dogs for people with other disabilities. According to Statistics Canada, there are approximately 240,325 mobility impaired, 241,300 agility impaired and 170,985 hearing impaired people in BC alone, and this is only a part of the population that PADS strives to serve.
PADS currently Breeds, Raises, Trains and Places Dogs for 3 types of Assistance: Service, Hearing & Canine Assisted Intervention dogs. Not all dogs graduate to these positions. Those who do not qualify generally are placed as VIP – Very Important Pets although occasionally some dogs are released to the general public. Brief definitions of PADS Assistance Dogs are listed below:
- See more at: http://www.pads.ca/our-mission/our-dogs/#sthash.c8QPhs2S.dpuf
PADS dogs change lives. They are more than beautiful, healthy companions; they are specially trained to aid people. Some of our clients have physical disabilities or are Deaf or hard of hearing. Some dogs are placed in therapy settings with professional caregivers who work or volunteer in long-term care facilities, group homes, rehabilitation centres and private practice.
Many people are aware of the need for guide dogs for people who are blind, but do not realize the need for assistance dogs for people with other disabilities. According to Statistics Canada, there are approximately 240,325 mobility impaired, 241,300 agility impaired and 170,985 hearing impaired people in BC alone, and this is only a part of the population that PADS strives to serve.
PADS currently Breeds, Raises, Trains and Places Dogs for 3 types of Assistance: Service, Hearing & Canine Assisted Intervention dogs. Not all dogs graduate to these positions. Those who do not qualify generally are placed as VIP – Very Important Pets although occasionally some dogs are released to the general public. Brief definitions of PADS Assistance Dogs are listed below:
- See more at: http://www.pads.ca/our-mission/our-dogs/#sthash.c8QPhs2S.dpuf
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