The Charity We Support:
Autism Support Dogs (ADS) is part of BC & Alberta Guide Dogs and is a registered charitable organization: tax receipt will be issued for donations over $20.
Total amount raised for ASD from 2014-2019 is $120,706
Past events have raised $56,716 for the Children's Wish Foundation
Total combined raised to date is $177,422
Next Event: January, 2020
Details to follow
See highlights of the 2019 Event here.
Entertainment provided by:
“Befe”
Big Easy Funk Ensemble
The 9-piece band with large repertoire of song offering wide range of music.
Make a Donation
Couldn't make it to the event but would like to contribute?
All proceeds go to the charity, there are no administration fees or deductions.
Latest News
Jay Update – May 2019
Jay has been a very hard working puppy. The last time we wrote to you about his progress was back in October 2018. At the time, Jay’s playfulness didn’t quite meet Graduation standard to become an Autism Support Dog, but his valuable & excellent skills still qualified him to become a compassion service dog. I […]
Every day, we see more and more of a connection
Bobi Fernandes is brought to tears when she thinks about how much of a difference Corky — an autism support dog — has made in her son’s life.
Kye, 10, was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at 16 months.
Introducing Teagan!
Hello, I am very happy to introduce you to our adorable little black Labrador – Teagan, sponsored by Kitz4Kids. Teagan and her two siblings were born January 5, 2019, to proud parents Pittsburgh and Oasis. She was generously donated to BC & Alberta Guide Dogs by Guide Dogs for the Blind Inc. Teagan’s name was […]
George Update – March 2019
It’s George here, writing my very first real ‘pup’date since joining my Puppy Raising family in September. I am pretty excited about it and want to thank you for sponsoring me in my journey to becoming a service dog.
2019 event coverage in The Province
Turning their personal tragedy into something positive to help others, the couple has been organizing the benefit dinner for the past 11 years. On what would have been Andrew’s 38th birthday, family and friends packed Richmond’s River Rock…
Jeremy & Ginger
We’ve definitely noticed a lot of changes in Jeremy since getting Ginger. But the biggest change is his sleeping. Falling and staying asleep has always been very hard for Jeremy – not being able to turn his brain off, having anxiety about the weather outside, different noises, being alone, etc.