4 Paws for Ability is proud to announce several college graduations, which includes some of our Campus Program participants and their service dogs in-training. Many of our students will be walking during commencement with their 4 Paws foster dogs, who are service dogs in-training, who will eventually be placed with children with disabilities. The University… Read more »
“More than four thousand students graduated from University of Kentucky on Sunday….they were also joined by one dog,” says Ian Preston of ABC 36. “Elementary Education Graduate Logan Bright brought up a one-year-old black lab named ‘Deja-Vu’ to the stage to receive her diploma. ‘Deja-Vu’ is part of UK’s ’4 Paws For Ability’ program which… Read more »
Since 2009, Wittenberg students have being playing a critical role in preparing dogs for service to others, thanks to Sarah Kelly, vice president for enrollment management and dean of students. “I read an article about the 4Paws program on CNN.com and when I learned that the program is based in Xenia, I arranged a meeting… Read more »
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