WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT
Each Assistance Dog costs $40,000 to train
We need your support
Our dogs are placed completely free of charge with clients across Australia. It takes two years to train and costs over $40,000 to provide a qualified Assistance Dog. This covers all training, food, veterinary treatment, kennelling costs and placement with a client.
As we receive no government funding, we rely solely on the generosity and philanthropy of individuals and organisations.
We have an estimated waiting time of up to two years to receive a dog.
Community donations and funding from corporate and philanthropic organisations allows us to continue to provide these services free of charge to the community.
Assistance Dogs Australia
Places Assistance Dogs with people with disabilities free of charge.
Offers a lifetime of support to our clients.
Ensures that Assistance Dogs are trained to the highest standard to offer the most help they can.
Is a registered charity that does not receive government funding and relies on the generosity of the public to provide its valuable services to the broader community.
Is accredited by Assistance Dogs International.
Has DGR (deductible gift recipient) 1 status.
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We need your support
Our dogs are placed completely free of charge with clients across Australia. It takes two years to train and costs over $40,000 to provide a qualified Assistance Dog. This covers all training, food, veterinary treatment, kennelling costs and placement with a client.
As we receive no government funding, we rely solely on the generosity and philanthropy of individuals and organisations.
We have an estimated waiting time of up to two years to receive a dog.
Community donations and funding from corporate and philanthropic organisations allows us to continue to provide these services free of charge to the community.
Assistance Dogs Australia
Places Assistance Dogs with people with disabilities free of charge.
Offers a lifetime of support to our clients.
Ensures that Assistance Dogs are trained to the highest standard to offer the most help they can.
Is a registered charity that does not receive government funding and relies on the generosity of the public to provide its valuable services to the broader community.
Is accredited by Assistance Dogs International.
Has DGR (deductible gift recipient) 1 status.
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