Helping Paws

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Helping Paws places service dogs with:

individuals who have physical disabilities, other than the loss of sight or hearing
veterans and first responders afflicted with PTSD

We are unable to place service dogs for autism, for seizure or diabetic alert, or to assist with the management of mental illness as a primary condition.

First Name

Last Name

Mobile Number

Address

City

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Birthdate

Do you have a physical disability?

Helping Paws only places dogs with individuals with physical disabilities other than sight or hearing or veterans or first responders affected by PTSD. We are unable to place service dogs for autism, for seizure or diabetic alert, or to assist with the management of mental illness as a primary condition.

If you are a veteran or first responder with PTSD, please use the Letter of Interest Application found on our website on the Service Dogs: Veterans and First Responders with PTSD page.

Tell us about your physical disability.

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Tell us how you feel a service dog will help you in your daily living. List specific tasks you would like a service dog to perform.

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Do you have Alzheimer's or Dementia?

Do you have a disability that causes significant memory loss or cognitive impairment?

Do you live in a group home, assisted living facility or nursing home?

Is there a reasonable expectation that your medical situation will allow you to use and benefit from a service dog's skills for 8+ years?

How many hours per day do you spend in bed?

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