Facility Dogs
Offered by Dogs For Better Lives
Facility dogs work with professionals such as teachers, therapists, counselors, physicians, police officers, and child advocates who serve people with disabilities or vulnerable populations.
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Cost & format
free · In person or online
Schedule
- Applications are open.
Who this is for
Applicants must work at least 20 hours per week directly serving people with disabilities or vulnerable populations, have a plan to use the dog’s trained skills, and get written approval from an employer or supervisor.
How to apply
Review requirements and apply through Dogs for Better Lives; employer or supervisor authorization is required as part of the process.
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