We need to raise $9,500 for each NEADS Assistance Dog team to cover part of the $20,000 cost of raising and training the dog and for assisting our clients in learning to live and work with his or her new canine assistant. Please help a team (or more, if you can) by donating all or a portion of the sponsorship by clicking on the person listed below. You will learn a little about that person and how a dog will make a difference in their life.
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Deborah Bjorklund Diagnosed with Multiple Scherosis in 1998, Deborah is now confined to a bed or chair. A service dog would help her to be more independent and help with her self esteem and social interaction. |
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Larry Burgess Many thanks for your support ~ and please don’t forget to refer this website to anyone that you think might want to donate, too! |
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Emma Davis An assistance dog would be an "ice breaker" and would help Emma to be comfortable and have a friend in social situations that are now intimidating for her. |
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Riley Dunn Riley is a nine year old with Asperger's Syndrome , bi-polar disorder and anxiety. His own assistance dog will assist him with relaxation, management in social situations and more independence. |
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CynthiaClarkson Eisner Gradually becoming deafer, Cynthia needs a hearing dog to alert her to everyday sounds such as alarms and phone calls. Without her hearing aids, she can barely hear anything. |
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