ECAD, Educated Canines Assisting With Disabilities
ECAD, Educated Canines Assisting With Disabilities
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More about this organization
Mission
Our mission is to educate and place dogs with people with disabilities so they will have greater independence and mobility.
About
Training programs: Ecad utilizes several different models for placement of their dogs. Project Heal places trained service dogs with veterans suffering from PTSD and physical disabilities. Canine Magic places trained service dogs with young children suffering with autism. Open Doors places trained service dogs with people with disabilities. Court House Dogs are trained service dogs that assist a person testifying in a court case involving heinous crimes, the service dog is placed with the district attorney's office. Team Training is a six week course designed to teach a participant how to train a service dog.