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Betsy & Service Dog Simba
Betsy trained with NEADS Service Dog Simba in 2021. She recently shared the following ...
It Takes an Extraordinary Dog…
"It takes an extraordinary dog to give someone an ordinary life." - KateLynne Steinke and NEADS Service Dog Jones
In Their Words: Rose and Assistance Dog Teddy
Rose was matched with Assistance Dog Teddy in October 2023. She recently shared the following ...
Thank You, Joe Souza, for 20 Years of Supporting the NEADS Prison PUP Program
Since the NEADS Prison PUP Program began at John J. Moran Medium Security prison in Cranston, ...
Welcoming Incoming CEO, Aubrey Henderson
We're pleased to introduce Aubrey Henderson, who will be taking the helm as NEADS' new Chief ...
Get Dressed. Give Back. 2024 Recognizes Retiring CEO, Gerry DeRoche
On September 27, guests gathered at the elegantly decorated Exchange Center in Boston's ...
Meet Service Dog in Training Betty
Meet Service Dog in Training Betty as she grows from puppy to full-fledged Service Dog, ready ...
30 Years – Honoring Boston Duck Tours CEO Cindy Brown
On August 7, NEADS staff joined Boston Duck Tours and others to mark a double celebration: CEO ...
The Worcester Fire Department – 22 Puppies Named, and Counting
Over the last 13 years, the Worcester Fire Department (WFD) has named 22 puppies through ...
Finding Purpose through NEADS
"You would have had to have known the person I was before prison to fully grasp the impact the NEADS program has had on my overall development and transformation into who I am now...."
Changing Lives from Maine – Why I’m a NEADS Puppy Raiser
Everyone has their story of how or why they became a NEADS Puppy Raiser; mine started nearly 15 years ago.
Meeting Service Dog Chester and Mike
Sue Walsh, NEADS Maine Puppy Raiser since 2009, says: "I always knew that Chester would graduate, although NEADS Trainer Dave was always honest about the high standards NEADS had, and he was good about setting expectations. But in my heart, I just knew..."
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