Summit Assistance Dogs
Community Resource
About this resource
This organization provides highly-skilled mobility service dogs to individuals with disabilities in the Pacific Northwest, fostering transformative partnerships.
Intake Process: Reach out via phone or visit the website.
Costs: None.
Who can use this
- Individuals who can show a genuine need for and intention to utilize a mobility assistance dog are eligible. There are no age restrictions, but applicants must exhibit adequate maturity and decision-making skills to care for a dog independently and maintain its well-being. For young children, service dogs must be supervised by a responsible adult. Our service area encompasses the Pacific Northwest.
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Walk-ins welcome
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