My Nonprofit Reviews

I know that many people think that because they are disabled, or because a Dr. has said they should have a Service Dog, that they should get one of these SDP dogs. What some people choose not to understand is that the dogs trained at SDP spend a year learning to help mostly those with mobility and balance problems. These skills are stated many times on the SDP site. Many people do not fall within these requirements and are rightly refused a dog. Making a trip to SDP is required for evaluation and possible matching with a suitable dog. To give one of these dogs (YES!!! They are DONATED free of charge!) to someone they cannot help would deprive a correct candidate the right to a better life. I fully support this organization and will continue to do so despite uncalled for criticism.