Any questions should be directed to the ArfKids Foundation. Please release to ArfKids Foundation any requested information regarding my condition. The information I give will not be used for any purpose other than to evaluate and assess my situation in making a successful canine placement and assisting me with additional services. ArfKids Foundation will keep this information confidential and will not share it with anyone but the professional staff of any agency that is involved in helping provide services for me. If minor, or under guardianship or conservatorship or ward of the court, parent or duly authorized person is required to sign, pursuant to state and federal law.
Dogs can play an important role in the lives of people with disabilities.
They can be trained to open doors, pull wheelchairs, help steady those who have problems walking, retrieve dropped objects, break down barriers between the disabled and others they might meet and be a loyal friend. Not everyone will benefit by having a service dog. We want to insure that the person receiving a service dog from the ArfKids Foundation will be able to benefit by having the dog and the dog won't become a hardship for the person.