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Our mission is to assist Dog Guide graduates with emergency vet care for their working Dog Guide

 

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Seven More Ways to Get Help with your Vet Bills

Seven More Ways to Get Help with your Vet Bills

If you need more help with your vet bills here are seven more places that might be able to help.  Mmany are available to all dogs in need.

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Graduates are responsible for vet expenses

Graduates are responsible for vet expenses

Dog Guides graduates 150 to 200 Service dogs each year. The vet costs for their care are the sole responsibility of their handler.

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Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides

LFCDG empowers Canadians living with disabilities and medical conditions to navigate their world with confidence and independence, by providing a life-changing Dog Guide.

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Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides

The mission of Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides is to empower Canadians with disabilities to navigate their world with confidence and independence by providing Dog Guides at no cost to them

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How to Apply for Help

How to Apply for Help

by Haltonk9 | Jan 3, 2023 | Information

If you are a graduate of the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides program (DogGuides.com) with an unexpected vet bill we can help.

Seven More Ways to Get Help with your Vet Bills

Seven More Ways to Get Help with your Vet Bills

by Haltonk9 | Jan 3, 2023 | Footer

If you need more help with your vet bills here are seven more places that might be able to help.  Mmany are available to all dogs in need.

Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides

Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides

by Haltonk9 | Oct 7, 2021 | Lions

The mission of Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides is to empower Canadians with disabilities to navigate their world with confidence and independence by providing Dog Guides at no cost to them

Graduates are responsible for vet expenses

Graduates are responsible for vet expenses

by Haltonk9 | Oct 7, 2021 | Footer

Dog Guides graduates 150 to 200 Service dogs each year. The vet costs for their care are the sole responsibility of their handler.

Tammy and Kiwi

Tammy and Kiwi

by Haltonk9 | Sep 26, 2021 | Dogs

Kiwi was diagnosed with IMPA and heart issues in 2018. Halton K9 was able to help as she and her vet worked together to help Kiwi heal and continue to support Tammy.

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