The Canadian Foundation for Animal-Assisted Support Services






"We all have ability. The difference is how we use it."
-Stevie Wonder-
529 Cass Crescent
Winchester, ON K0C 2K0
ph: 613-774-0001
generali
Benefits and Goals
Survey
You are invited to complete the enclosed survey.
Only the collective responses will be shared with the respondents.
Even though we already have some of the basic information noted in the survey your response will allow us to confirm and compile some official statistics that can be referenced when appropriate (collective stats only). Other comments will not be referenced without your expressed permission.
The survey will only take about 5 - 10 minutes to complete. Your time and consideration would be greatly appreciated.
Virtual Library
Animal-Assisted Therapy and Services
Links

Search Engine
Links
Accreditation - Assistance Dogs International
Canadian Service Animal Advocacy
International Guide Dog Federation
Bereavement & Related Resources
Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement Website
Animal-Assisted Support Services
In these interactive programs the animal becomes the means used in treatment or assistance.
Animal-Assisted Therapy/Visitations
Dogs, cats, birds, fish, rabbits, farm animals, llamas
Guide and Assistance Dogs
Guide Dogs, Hearing Alert Dogs, Mobility Assistance Dogs, Special Skills Dogs, Seizure Alert/Response Dogs, Assistance Dogs for Autistic children, Emotional Support Animal (ESA), Psychiatric Service Dog (PSD), Cancer Cells Sniffing Dogs
Hippo-therapy and Therapeutic Riding
Horses
Animal Assisted Therapy and Services Links
To help us build a vibrant animal-assisted support services community be sure to send us your links, stories, articles, feedback, favorite quotes, and photos to community@cf4aass.org.

We look forward to hearing from you.
Many thanks!
The Journey of Light
&
Sound

My name is Kevin Frost. I am deaf and blind because I have Usher Syndrome. Usher Syndrome is a condition that takes away your hearing early in life and your vision later in life. I was diagnosed at the age of 32. My life was turned upside down. I lost my job, driver’s license and hobby refereeing, because I now have 5% hearing and 10% vision left. I decided to stay positive and get on with life. Thanks to the Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind, I received a guide dog named Nemo, who has given me my independence back. Nemo accompanies me everywhere I go.
I am involved with international speed skating against able bodied skaters and have won 20 medals so far. I’m trying to get speed skating added to the Paralympics and do presentations to educate people and businesses about disability issues. My most recent accomplishment is that I have been pre-selected for the Paralympics Adaptive Rowing team for Canada.
For More Information Visit Kevin Frost
Benefits and Goals
Specific goals can be established while working with other professionals such as:
Application

529 Cass Crescent
Winchester, ON K0C 2K0
ph: 613-774-0001
generali