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November 27, 2012
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November 27, 2012
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The Service Dog Project (SDP) is on outstanding organization dedicated to providing people with mobility and balance issues a more independent life as well as the companionship of a wonderful breed, the Great Dane. SDP breeds and raises all dogs themselves and provides all training until the dogs are placed. SDP donates dogs to veterans and others in need and is run by Carlene White and a slew of very dedicated volunteers. No money is made from the placement of the dog. SDP relies on donations of money, supplies, food and human energy for all of their needs. My hat is off to everyone involved with SDP!

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November 27, 2012
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November 27, 2012
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The Service Dog Project (SDP) provides a better quaility of life for the mobility impaired. SDP has donated over 45 Great Danes as service dogs to individuals who have severe balance and mobility limitations. These dogs provide a valuable service and have enhanced the quality of life for their owners.

Service dogs have been placed with children, war veterans, Mutiple Sclerosis, Friedreich's Ataxia and more. While each dog received extensive training for balance, once a dog is paired with an applicant, the dog is uniquely trained to suit their needs.

The Service Dog Project is a registered 501c3 and is fully accredited by Assistance Dogs International. Located in Ipswich, Massachusetts on a 12 acre property with heated kennels, fields and a large arena, these areas provide the necessary space to raise the dogs from birth to graduation and even back for retirement if needed.

SDP is has grown to include over 40 volunteers and at anytime will be the home of 25 (or more) dogs in training. It is funded solely by the generosity of our expansive community and corporate support. http://www.servicedogproject.org/

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November 27, 2012
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November 27, 2012
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This organization and the incredible woman, Carlene White, who heads it breeds, trains and DONATES these wonderful animals to those who need them with priority to veterans. Around forty volunteers help out at different times and the feedback from them paints this whole operation as one of love, kindness and caring for both the animals and the people who they are matched with. Only part of why they are definitely on my monthly donate list.

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November 27, 2012
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What a wonderful organization that does so much for the disabled.

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