It’s been almost 3 years since we welcomed our first Mobility Dog puppy Avery into our lives.  It was such an exciting day, yet in some ways also a bit daunting because we knew we had a huge responsibility.  Making sure we’d nurture, train and guide this tiny wee pup...
Suzy’s life took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. With each passing day, simple tasks became daunting challenges, and her independence seemed to slip away. But little did she know that a beacon of hope was waiting for her in the...
Puppies in Prisonâ„¢ is an incredible programme that pairs the prisoners with dogs that they train to become fully-qualified Mobility Dogs. The relationship that develops between the wahine and the dogs is proven to have positive benefits and outcomes for the prisoners....
Mobility Dogs Senior Trainer – Waikato, Veronica Garcia-Gil tells how she came to work with Mobility Dogs I was born in Mexico City. My father was Mexican, my mother French. I studied most of my life in Mexico except for 3 years of high school in France, when my...
Mobility Dog Cedric was placed with Sam and his family in May 2022. Sam has a series of complex health conditions and Cedric is able to provide both joy and companionship to the whole family unit as well as help Sam with his needs. Sam’s mother Francine wrote the...
Andrea is a lecturer in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Otago. Andrea and her partner Richard are the proud parents of Tesla, a 6 year old golden retriever, and they have just spent the last 12 months puppy raising Mobility pup Dalton. This is their...
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