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These are the dogs currently in training: Luna Black Lab. Function: TBD Stats: Female, 35LBS Status: Stage 1, Obedience Training, Ocala 1 2 3 Adopted from Lakeland SPCA I need a Sponsor! Working with Stage 1 puppy raiser, Ocala. $ Cahle (K-Lee) German Short-Haired Pointer Function: Hearing Dog Stats: Female, 40LBS Status: Stage 1, Obedience Training, Wesley Chapel 1 2 3 Adopted from Lakeland SPCA I've got a Sponsor! $ Hudson Great Dane Function: Medical Alert / Hearing Dog Stats: Male, 70LBS Status: Stage 1, Obedience Training, Naples 1 2 3 $ Lilli Yellow Lab Function: TBD (In Training) Stats: Female, 70LBS Status: Stage 2, Public Access, Medical Recovery, Winter Garden 1 2 3 Adopted from owner-release Support our Paws, help raise a service dog. $ Charity Short-Haired Smooth Coat Border Collie (Mix) Function: Medical (In Training) Stats: Female, 50LBS, smooth coat, short hair Status: Stage 2, Public Access Training, Winter Garden 1 2 3 Adopted from Lakeland SPCA $ Completed Dogs/Assigned - These dogs completed their training and/or have already been assigned to their disabled handler. Client Sponsorships Our waiting list is longer than our dogs in training. Some families start early in preparing for the service dog by getting their travel, hotel costs, equipment and other funds collected before hand. Some merchants sponsor families they know, and ask for a central way for others to give. The section below was created so that others can donate to help support costs for specific families. Angienius Massage & Silpada Fundraiser Fascinated by each and every person she meets, XXXX easily charms the hearts of strangers with her trademark red hair, twinkling blue eyes and infectious laugh. Although diagnosed with a cognitive disability early in her childhood, it has not been until the past year that the devastating diagnosis of seizure disorder has been added to her daily challenges. This disorder has complicated her health and safety and when realized has resulted in dangerous falls, EMT responses and numerous hospitalizations. Because our XXXX has limited expressive language, she is unable to communicate with family and care givers when a seizure is about to begin. One of the few resources available to help in this dangerous situation is the use of a seizure alert dog. Seizure alert dogs are specifically trained to alert to the onset of a seizure. Having been schooled along with their owner, they become intimate health companions who alert others for help during an oncoming health crisis. Obviously, the breeding and training of these life saving companions is expensive. It is our family's sincere hope, that XXXX will be able to utilize the gifts of one of these beautiful canines in the near future. $

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