We appreciate all the support for our "Anything is Pawsable" program. Your donation will go such a long way in making dreams comes true! Each donation is used towards feeding, vetting, equipping, and training our assistance dogs during their time training with us.
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Dogs have carried the well-earned title as man’s best friend for centuries. Aside from providing a fur ever friend, dogs can also provide assistance in many forms through therapy and service work. Dogs are lovable, loyal, and have the ability to provide the gift of independence to their handler. These specially trained canines aid in many different daily tasks to serve and assist those with physical disabilities or stabilize, comfort, and uplift those with mental disabilities.
Fully trained service dogs are such a valuable form of medical equipment, that they typically cost thousands of dollars. Training an assistance dog can take years of work, around the clock to mold the perfect canine citizen to fulfill the needs of their family. They not only have to master their commands, but be well socialized with other dogs and people. "Anything is Pawsable, Inc" aspires to make trained service dogs more accessible to those who would benefit from their companionship, but cannot afford the overwhelming cost associated with a service dog. We raise and train dogs starting as puppies to assist individuals with disabilities, and overall improve their handler’s quality of life.
Basic manners are the first thing we start training each of our dogs, we also expose them to loud noises, different people, and so many dogs to ensure proper socialization. We work towards getting our future service puppies to pass their Canine Good Citizens Test, which is the gold standard for good behavior in dogs. We are CGC evaluators here at K9to5 and take studying and perfecting animal behavior very seriously. Our staff has years of experience working with and training dogs of all breeds and personalities. Afterwards, the training for each individual service dog to be is catered to what the family is looking for. Since April of 2020, we have raised, trained, and placed six puppies into loving homes where they are providing assistance in different forms. All of these puppies were donated to their new families after months of training with us.
Donations and funds raised will make it "pawsable" for us to raise, train, and donate fully trained service dogs to those who cannot afford the overwhelming expense of an assistance animal. Our dedicated staff devote all of their time to molding these dogs into well rounded canine citizens who perform tasks based on their family's specific needs. During their time with us we must provide them with proper nutrition, vetting (vaccinations, wormer, accidental, flea and tick), equipment (collars, leashes, vests, treats, kennels), and other costly factors associated with raising a puppy, making every donation crucial. "Anything is Pawsable, Inc." is a 501(c)(3) and all donations are tax deductible in accordance with IRS regulations.
Below is a list of a few common reasons why assistance dogs are needed:
Different tasks that service dogs can be trained to do are things such as:
We are beginning to breed and raise our own puppies at K9to5 in our "Pawsatively Perfect Poodles and Doodles" Program. All three of our current dogs for this program have fantastic temperaments for service work, which will help guarantee success from their puppies in the future.
Janet Keenan: "We are so overwhelmed by the generosity of this gift! Tucker will be Abby’s best friend and will be loved every day of his life."
Jill Applebee: "Sami came home with me in November and has changed my life (and that of others) in such a positive way! I work in a Middle School in an at-risk community where Sami brightens the day of many of our students. We make our rounds each morning and afternoon where she is (literally) welcomed with open arms, lots of petting, and much adoration. Although Sami is still a big shy with some people, she is acclimating to her new environment every day. She has a great set-up in my office and gets lots of attention (and treats) from my co-workers. Sami brings so much joy to my life! She is my perfect companion. She's intelligent and independent, but loves to cuddle often. She also loves to play with her brother, Julian (the cat), and her nephew and nieces, Bogie, Birdie, and Nala. Best of all, she loves to go for walks, which is something that I was seriously lacking before she came into my life. I am so blessed to have her as part of my family!"
Listen to Chad and Boston on the radio to learn about what Chad does for work and how Boston impacts the students every day!
If you would benefit from the services an assistance dog can provide, fill out our application below. You can submit your completed application via email, US mail, or drop it off at our facility. Once we have received, reviewed, and accepted your application, we will contact you for an interview and home visit to ensure you can provide a loving and safe environment for a service or therapy dog. If we have no puppies available at that time, we will start searching for the perfect puppy for you! If you have any questions regarding the program or the process, please feel free to email us, give us a call, or stop in Monday - Friday to speak to one of our trainers.
Gracie is an 8 week old golden retriever puppy donated to us today by Becky Snyder of Celina, Ohio! Gracie is our newest puppy in training for Anything is Pawsable, Inc. We will be training this precious baby to donate as a service dog for someone who may benefit from the positive influence of a trained assistance animal. For the next couple weeks Gracie will be getting accustomed to daycare, her new foster home with her trainer, and begin potty training, crate training, basic manners (no biting, chewing, barking, jumping), and make a couple new puppy friends! Then we will begin working on obedience commands- sit, down, look, come, stay, heel. Once we have accepted an application, we will begin specific task training for her new family and work towards her CGC certificate!
Little Sam is one of Poppi’s aussiedoodle puppies that was chosen to be trained as Laura’s service dog through Anything is Pawsable, Inc! Laura Conley, of New Bremen, Ohio, is the daughter of Walter III and Paula. In October of 2020, Laura was in a car accident that left her with a broken neck, paralyzed from the chest down, and limited the use of her hands and fingers. After months of hospitalization and rehabilitation, Laura is finally at home with her family. Her mother has been driving her to Columbus three times a week for rehabilitation since she has been home. Laura has developed a medical condition that will require another surgery and forced her to reduce her amount of therapy. Laura has a long road to recovery, but remains strong and positive through it all. Laura enjoys spending time with family and friends, and looks forward to the day she is strong enough to go on family trips again!
We are beyond happy to be able to give Laura the amazing gift of an Anything is Pawsable, Inc service dog! Laura visited K9to5 three times to meet the puppies and it was obvious that this one chose her and shows so much promise for service work. “Sam” will begin training immediately, and will eventually learn to complete tasks such as picking up and retrieving items, opening and closing doors, and providing unconditional love and comfort!
Zeus is a golden retriever puppy owned by the Trisel family. We are assisting this family in training Zeus to be a service dog for their children. Not only will we get him CGC ready so he will be able to act appropriately in public, but we will also be teaching him to administer deep pressure therapy at different levels to soothe the kids during any episodes of extreme emotions.
Oreo is another one of Poppi and Johnny's aussiedoodle puppies born through our Pawsatively Perfect Poodles and Doodles Program. He is being trained as a service dog for Nate Angell of Sidney, Ohio. Oreo is being trained to pass his CGC so he can accompany Nate to public places that he often feels extreme amounts of discomfort and distress. He will also learn behavior interruption and deep pressure therapy to stop and de-escalate any issues that Nate may face.