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Our puppy raisers are critical to our success!
Grand Ledge Facility Dog Abu at graduation.
Graduation for Epilepsy Association for Western Central Pennsylvania
Tammy Nickerson with her service dog Nala
Martin Diller and his veteran service dog Abby.
Vinnie with seizure response dog, Maddie.
Diesel working on his Canine Assisted Learning skills.
Will Duncan and Seizure Response Dog Lucy!
Seizure Response dogs in training.
Seizure Response Dog, Bentley.
Wendy and veteren service dog, Tango.
Megan and her seizure response dog, Axel.
Facility dogs helping students brave the school day!
Diesel at pretend playtime.
Canines for Change field trip to Preuss Pets.
Danny and seizure response dog, Lucas.
Angelo and his seizure response dog, Raisen.
Field trip with a dog in training.
Gavin being comforted by seizure response dog, Colt.
Trainer Sara at Tigers game with seizure response dog, Colt!
In home puppy training!
Outing to the pumpkin patch.
Bring comfort to the fire department.
Puppy raiser Deb with her newest puppy.
Seizure response dog, Gibs.
Diabetic Alert dog, Sparty.
Facility dog Sandee at Wacousta Elementary School.
Puppy outing at Lowes.
Lucas with dog, Willet.
Miles accompanies Laura to graduation.
Volunteer Coordinator Gary and his dog, Belle.
Puppy Outing!
Posing on the puppy outing.
Strutting around on their puppy outing.
Public Obedience outing.
Tasai and seizure response dog, Atlas.
Volunteer at our golf outing.
Relaxing while in puppy training.
Dog Training.
Zupanic Family supports Oscar Project in Pennsylvania.
Paul and his seizure response dog, Amos.
