Doggone Safe
TOP-RATED 2011
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Target demographics: Children and families who own dogs or encounter other people's dogs.
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Geographic areas served: All
Mission:
Dog bite prevention through education and dog bite victim support.
Results:
Our members have educated over 500,000 children using the Be a Tree seminar program for school children. We have distributed over 1,000,000 postcards and bookmarks that teach children how to be safe around dogs.
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Pawsitive
03/29/12
I have provided citezens in our community with canine councilling for over 25 years. Part of our educational plan for our shelter is to reduce the number of owner released animals coming through our doors. Help clients and animals through the adjustment periods of a new relationship. Provide ...
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Kathryn6
03/28/12
Education is the key and this organization is the first I found that was so open and upfront with their information. Excellent advice, tips, and knowledge for people who might come in contact with an aggressive dog. However, I feel a large factor is missing. Education, knowledge, and ...
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Jill Dextrase
03/28/11
We have incorporated the resources from the Be A Tree Kit into our Bright Puppy lessons at Sit Happens! Companion Dog Training in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Our students are loving it! Thank you Doggone Safe...
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