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Paws for Life USA

Custom service dog training and placementPuppy Raising and Foster FamiliesEducational Talks (ADA, First Aid, Disaster Relief)

Paws For Life USA is a volunteer-run nonprofit in Marietta that trains service dogs together with the people who will use them. Dogs can be trained for needs like autism, mobility, seizures, hearing and PTSD. They also train therapy and facility dogs and give talks on service dog laws, first aid and disaster help.

(770) 402-0297DirectionsWebsite

3100 Roswell Rd. MariettaListing checked Oct 13

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Dogs For Better Lives

Facility DogsFrom Shelter to Service Dog Volunteer ProgramHearing Assistance Dogs

Dogs for Better Lives trains assistance dogs and places them free with deaf or hard-of-hearing adults, children with autism, and professionals who work with vulnerable people. Its campuses are in Oregon and Massachusetts, and it places dogs across the United States. In Atlanta, people can foster shelter dogs in training through its partner, the Atlanta Humane Society.

(800) 990-3647Website

Call for the locationListing checked Oct 10

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Canine Assistants

Service Dog PlacementCommunity Service Dog ProgramHandle With Care Community Facilitator

Canine Assistants is a nonprofit that raises and teaches service dogs on its farm in the Alpharetta/Milton area. Since 1991, it has given dogs free of charge to children and adults with physical disabilities, seizures, diabetes, or other special needs. It also places dogs in children's hospitals and sends dogs to Atlanta-area schools so kids can practice reading.

(770) 664-7178DirectionsWebsite

3160 Francis Road AlpharettaListing checked Oct 14

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