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BECOME A WAGS PUPPY RAISER! Help lay the foundation for a successful, dependable canine companion while having fun and developing you dog training skills!! How to get involved: 
Contact WAGS Program Director, Kelly O'Ferrell,to discuss current puppy raising opportunities. Call 608-250-9247, email koferrell@wags.net Or, simply click here to learn more, download and complete application and send to WAGS. |
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SAVE THE DATE! WAGS 2008 Golf Scramble Wednesday, June 25, 2008 The Meadows of Six Mile Creek in Waunakee Call to discuss sponsorship opportunities or to pre-register
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Pawprints!Read the Spring 2008 edition of our newsletter |
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WAGS’ mission is to promote functional independence and quality of life for people with disabilities, primarily mobility impairments, through partnerships with service dogs. WAGS provides highly skilled and socialized Service Dogs, Family Service Dogs, Home Helpmates, and Clinical Therapy Dogs. Our foundation is based upon integrity and respect for the individual and our dogs. A WAGS Golden Retriever or Labrador Retriever can provide physical assistance, companionship, devotion, and unconditional love. They are trained to be an unobtrusive helpmate in public (if public access is necessary), to retrieve dropped or out of reach items, tug open doors or remove items of clothing (gloves, jackets, etc), turn on and off lights and go get help within the home. WAGS is a non-profit corporation affiliated with United Way of Dane County and is a member of Assistance Dogs International. Please call, email, fax or write us if you would like more information about applying for a WAGS dog, how to apply for a WAGS retired or non-graduate dog as a family pet, or about volunteering. 2007
WAGS Donor ListWisconsin Academy for Graduate Service Dogs (WAGS) 1338 Dewey Court Madison, Wisconsin 53703, info@wags.net 608-250-WAGS (9247) (phone and fax; please call before faxing) |
