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atlasdog.org
Atlas Assistance Dogs
A well-trained service dog can make meaningful change in the life of someone with a disability, helping them to live actively and independently. Atlas’ mission is to help anyone who wants a service dog and who qualifies under the Americans with Disabilities Act to obtain a certified assistance dog. To fulfill this mission, Atlas addresses unmet needs by helping people obtain and train their own service dog without relying on an organization to provide them with a dog. Atlas is bringing a quality
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topdog.org
Service Dogs
Your largest service dogs resource online. Including where to buy and frequently asked questions
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topdog.org
Service Dogs
Your largest service dogs resource online. Including where to buy and frequently asked questions
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independencedogs.org
Independence Dogs, Inc.: Service Dogs for the Mobility Impaired
Independence Dogs, Inc. is a non-profit organization that trains and places service dogs for children and adults with mobility impairments
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k9crossroads.org
Service Dogs
For those with a disability, service dogs can provide a companion, helper, and independence. These trained dogs can help people through their daily routine, reducing their reliance on human helpers
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myservicedog.com
My Service Dog, Inc. provides Service Dogs for the disabled
A 501(c)(3) non-profit developed to train Service Dogs to promote independence for the disabled