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Never Alone: Jess & Finlay’s Story
When Jess Friday was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2016, it was just the beginning of a long and complicated journey. Even after a later autism diagnosis, her struggles remained largely invisible, dismissed by doctors, and misunderstood by many around her. Jess...
Thank you RAWZ for your support!
Early this year, Little Angels Service Dogs received a generous donation from RAWZ, a natural pet food company. Not only do they make high-quality food for your dogs and cats, but they also donate 100% of their profits to various nonprofits, including service dog...
Celebrating our 200th Service Dog Team!
In February, we placed our 200th service dog since our inception in 2006! Thank you to our community for helping us change lives…one dog at a time. We wanted to share Beth Savard and Bodhi’s story below, and Beth (our 200th recipient) graciously allowed us to share a...
Little Angels Service Dogs Review: Shalene & Nebula
Shalene & Nebula “It’s difficult to put into words the ways that my service dog from Little Angels has changed my life. From the moment I first met her, I felt a love in my heart that is indescribable. After years of trying to find strength in living with PTSD and...
Little Angels Service Dogs Review: Kate & Loki
Kate & Loki “As a disabled individual with PTSD and Agoraphobia, Loki has made a huge impact on my life! This little rescue dog has saved me from the constant anxiety attacks and crippling fear that goes along with having PTSD. I can leave the house now and have...
Read more“Obi has given Madi the confidence to accomplish things we once thought out of reach. The girl who never wanted to leave the house now plays volleyball and cheers. She graduated high school with honors, got her driver’s license and is now attending college to be an early education teacher. Madi wants other kids to have the chance to learn in a safe and supportive environment where they can just be themselves.“
Little Angels Service Dogs Review: Madi & Obi
Madi & Obi “Obi has given Madi the confidence to accomplish things we once thought out of reach. The girl who never wanted to leave the house now plays volleyball and cheers. She graduated high school with honors, got her driver’s license and is now attending...
Read more“We have had Archer, our seizure alert service dog, for almost two years now. Until we got him, we could only imagine how life-changing having him would be. The first time he alerted at home and went and got his pouch (it holds Lissa’s rescue drugs) I cried when it was over; the emotions of waiting and the joy of him working on his own was overwhelming. With his alert, we learned my daughter was having so many more seizures than we thought. This helped her medical team change her meds and we are seeing a slight decline in seizures. Many times, Archer’s alert helps Lissa get to a safe place before it happens. This helps prevent all the injuries from falling. We are so grateful to Little Angels and our Service Dog Archer.“
Little Angels Service Dogs Review: Lissa & Archer
Lissa & Archer “We have had Archer, our seizure alert service dog, for almost two years now. Until we got him, we could only imagine how life-changing having him would be. The first time he alerted at home and went and got his pouch (it holds Lissa’s rescue drugs)...
PUPS spread holiday cheer at CCWF
Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) hosted the Little Angels Service Pups Parade to spread holiday cheer.
Giving Tuesday 2024
Angels for Paws - Giving Tuesday 2024 Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement, unleashing the power of people...
LITTLE ANGELS: Group fills in gaps with specialized service dogs
The Daily Sentinel NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS Home of Stephen F. Austin State University BY ANDREW HODGE Staff Writer Isabelle Morris, a graduate student at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, has lived with her new service dog, Pam, for the past three months. The two...
When Your Service Dog Can No Longer Work
As much as we want to avoid the thought, there will come a time when your Service Dog needs to retire. Whether it be due to illness, injury, or age, it is a good idea to plan ahead for the time when your Service Dog is no longer working. Your home life and finances...
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