What We Do

Offering independence to both adults
and youth with a range of disabilities

 

How to Apply

Is an assistance dog right for you?
Read our FAQ to find out more.

 

Volunteer

Get involved and change lives.

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Welcome to Leash of Hope Assistance Dogs

Leash of Hope works on behalf of all members of the disabled community to offer a much-needed service. The objective of the organization is to train service dogs to enable people with disabilities to enjoy more independent living and provide hope at both ends of the leash.

Families who often face a wait of up to 10 years for an assistance dog, are now offered hope from 3-24 months. These Leash of Hope dogs are giving children, teens, adults and parents a level of social independence and freedom that they never thought possible.

I am an autism service dog and my guy has autism. He
needed me and I needed him.

Jeremy & Mac

Billie has completely changed my life. She has made living with PTSD and all the other things
that come with it manageable.

Sunny & Billie

When I got Cas life
became easier as things that I couldn’t reach before
were deposited in my lap with a little bit of dog
slobber and a lot of love.Thanks for an amazing experience!

Castiel & Shantal