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β€œDash has been so amazing to navigate the world with, and he's changed everything.”

Taylor, PADS Client

NEWS & STORIES

2022 Winter Newsletter

2022 Winter Newsletter

Your support drives our mission, helps dogs transform lives, and empowers individuals to have an independent life. Behind each and every success story is a donor who makes this possible.

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Murray and Tony

Murray and Tony

Join us January 25th as we catch up with Murray and Tony! Tony works at the Customized Learning Centre, a small high school alternate program in Coquitlam School District.Β  Tony spends his day with Murray (handler) or Dannielle, Youth Worker (trained co-handler),...

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Celebrating 35 Years

Celebrating 35 Years

Tune in on February 22nd at 1:00 PM PST to hear how PADS has grown over the past 35 years and hear where we're headed! We'll be joined by two very special guests: PADS Executive DirectorΒ  Laura Watamanuk and Past Board Chair Marga Vogel. We look forward to hearing...

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our supporters

PADS is more than 90% volunteer-drivenΒ 

We thrive off the passion of the people who have decided to join the PADS Family.

PADS currently runs volunteer programs in the BC Lower Mainland & Okanagan as well as in Calgary, AB., and isΒ a fully accredited member of Assistance Dogs International.

pupdates

FOLLOW OUR ADVENTURES

Our pups are always adventuring. Follow along each month to see what they’re up to and how they are doing!

Haynes | January 2025

Haynes | January 2025

'Tis the season to learn! Haynes spent the final days of 2024 working on mealtime manners, which completely paid off as houseguests were impressed by his impeccable etiquette. His foster pawrents even taught him to ignore his food and walk up to them instead! Teething...

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Marsh II | January 2025

Marsh II | January 2025

Marsh’s Marvellous month of January Happy New Year everyone. We all stayed up until after midnight on New Year’s Eve, and the kids had an outdoor fire pit lit in the garden. It was very dark, so I wore my lit-up collar, which kept me visible. My boy decided to donate...

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