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Canine Companions-Independence
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March 8, 2018
Kelly M. asked:Hello, I am in need of a therapy dog. I lost my home in Coffee Park, and I suffer from bipolar disorder, PTSD, and among other issues that I won't post here, post-fire I now suffer from daily anxiety and anxiety attacks. I would like a therapy dog strictly for work at my cashiering position in a retail store in Healdsburg. I have endured three full-blown anxiety attacks at work in the past week, and every day I am faced with tremendous fear and overwhelming anxiety that lasts all day. I can get a doctors note for the therapy dog, but I am under my dad's insurance until June, and after that I will be under my own insurance, and I do not think either insurance will cover a therapy dog. Please let me know if you can help me. Thank you so much!Julie M. replied:Canine Companions For Independence. CCI.org right here in Santa Rosa.
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February 22, 2018
Tori G. asked:Intestered in getting my daughter a service dog. She has multiple heart defects which has caused some strokes. Does anyone have any recommendations?Danielle B. replied:cci.org
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July 31, 2017
Chelsea A. asked:Is there a way to get a service dog for a child if you are very low income? Like little to no cost? I want to look into it early in case there are waiting lists. Would love info :)Sandy G. replied:Sign up at cci.org. completely free. Amazing dogs, amazing training. About 6 years ago 1 year waiting list, dont know now. You have to attend 2 week training program in Santa Rosa, most expenses paid.
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March 21, 2016
Ginger D. asked:Hey voice members we are looking for help ... we need a seizure alert dog for our infant daughter Avery she is 7 months and need a service dog to be her voice any ideas for a local source the people we have found are out of state and cost as much as $10000... for the training, travel and price of the dog. Her daddy is a Navy Veteran so we had hoped we could get some help on the cost but not so.. it seems to be more business then Helping those in need of this type of service. ...please any help we really need to do this soon.Stephanie S. replied:We are volunteer puppy raisers for Canine Companions for Independence (CCI.org), currently raising our 5 th puppy. While CCI does not train seizure dogs they might have resource suggestions for you. To give you an idea, from gestation to graduation a CCI service dog is worth around $50 k. However, CCI gives the dogs to deserving individuals with various disabilities free of charge. As puppy raisers, we asume all costs for the dog (food, vet, training classes, etc) while they are in our care for 18 months. Best of luck to you and your family in finding a seizure alert dog for your daughter!
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February 19, 2016
Ashlin J. asked:This may be a long shot, but I figured I'd ask. My boyfriends PTSD is getting increasingly worse, his social anxiety is through the roof, he is looking into getting a service animal (preferably a German Shepard) we know most of the paperwork that's required from a doctor and such but I was wondering if anyone knows a place in the area we could go to get the dog trained? I've been doing research but would love some insight! TIA!!Ami M. replied:You might try Canine Companions. They just built a wonderful facility in Las Colinas near I-635 and MacArthur http://www.cci.org
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December 30, 2015
Robyn E. asked:Can anyone recommend someone who trains dogs to be with a boy with ms? ThanksRobert B. replied:Canine Companions for Independence www.cci.org
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July 29, 2015
Ashley S. asked:Does anyone know how to make your dog a service dog?!Alexis B. replied:You don't make your dog a service dog. You apply for one through Canine Companions for Independence or another legitimate organization. Service dogs are free. I'm both a puppy raiser for them and a breeder caretaker. The dogs are breed, raised, and trained to help people with ptsd and other conditions other then blindness. cci.orgLinda D. replied:Katie that is not a service dog. Those are therapy or emotional support dogs. Big difference. Check out the cci.org link above.
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March 4, 2015
Mary's V. asked:**ATTENTION: THOSE WHO LIVE NEAR ORLANDO, FL** Someone has asked me if I could recommend a reputable Service Dog trainer/training facility in the Orlando, FL, area. Can anyone give a suggestion? You can PM me if you prefer. Thanks for your input :-)Violet S. replied:So the closest place I found with just a little searching and one I've heard a lot about is Canine Companions for Independence. Here's the link to their website. http://www.cci.org/.../Canine_Companions_for_Independence...
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September 17, 2014
Beckee E. asked:I am trying to remember the name of the non-profit service dog organization in Orlando. Does anyone know?Elizabeth T. replied:Cci.org
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Referral from
July 17, 2014
Angela P. asked:One of my clients is looking for a seeing eye dog. Anyone know where he can start looking?Laura D. replied:http://www.seeingeye.org/ http://www.guidedog.org/ http://www.cci.org/.../Canine_Companions_for_Independence...
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Referral from
September 30, 2012
Trina B. asked:I have question, does anyone know of a place to get seizure service dogs in our area or someone that can help direct us.ThanksNikole B. replied:http://www.cci.org/.../Canine_Companions_for_Independence...
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