Hello everyone. it is Richee again. I hope you are not getting tired of hearing from me, but I needed to let you know how I am doing. As I explained in my last letter I was working on my barking in the house and a few other things. I tried really hard, and my Read More »
It is me - Richee, checking in with an update for you. My Puppy Raiser is out of school now... Read More »
We will start by saying that getting a service dog for our son, was one of the best decisions we ever made! Read More »
I have been working hard on my training. Sometimes I find things a little boring. But they tell me that even if I am doing it perfectly, I still need to practice... Read More »
December 8th ASD team # 41 graduated, just in time for Christmas. Robert and Autism Support Dog Danny. The team lives in Calgary. Thank you everyone for being part of this wonderful gift. Eva & family Read More »
Andy is strong. I’ve never felt a dog so strong, not even close. We waited a long time for Andy. Jaz was never going to be an easy match, and as the backlog of families waiting slowly got reduced, and Jaz aged, we knew it was going to be even more difficult... Read More »
Hello there! It's me, Richee! As you can see I have changed a lot since my first baby picture! I know what you are thinking, I'm pretty handsome right!? I must say this summer has gone by super-fast! I've had a wonderful summer with the exception of some minor health issues. I recently started to Read More »
I am pleased to announce the arrival of our puppy “Troy”, a Yellow Labrador Male. Troy was born to proud parents, Dora & Bert. He has 4 siblings; 2 brothers, 1 black & one yellow and 2 sisters, both yellow. I hope you enjoy this photograph of Troy at 7 weeks of age. As you Read More »
I am the handsome little fella you are sponsoring to become a life-changing dog. I am excited to write my first update letter to you!... Read More »
Just before her third birthday, our daughter Kaya was diagnosed with autism. We knew very early on that there was something different about Kaya but no-one could find anything out and tell us what it was. She wasn’t growing on the same scale as other kids... Read More »