Canadian Service Dog Foundation

Canadian Service Dog Foundation Our mission is to support public health & safety, and to help improve quality of life for veterans & first responders living with a psychiatric disability.

Canadian Service Dog Foundation programs are available to the public and intended to support many civilian Canadians living with psychiatric conditions also. This support may be provided through partnership with a program trained service dog or may be provided in support of those individuals wishing to train a service dog themselves. CSDF further maximizes this effort by offering practical courses

in the training and use of service dogs along with a lifetime of post-placement support. Don't forget to LIKE us on Facebook and join Canadian Service Dog Foundation - NEEDS YOUR HELP on Facebook's Causes.com

Visit our website for more detailed information at http://www.servicedog.ca

National Su***de Hotline is *988 Just wanted to post this as a reminder (for anyone who needs it, or knows someone who m...
12/07/2023

National Su***de Hotline is *988

Just wanted to post this as a reminder (for anyone who needs it, or knows someone who may). It can be a tough time of year (but you’re not alone).

The hotline is accessible by phone, text or website.

(Note to admins: I hope it’s ok to share this here).

Connect to a crisis responder to get help without judgement.

08/30/2023
06/29/2023
04/16/2023

Spring hazards: ingestion of fertilizers and fertilizer toxicity!

As the snow melts and we start prepping our lawns for lush green grass, be aware that your dog could ingest the fertilizer… even through something as innocent as licking their paws after walking on it.

If you think your dog has ingested fertilizer:

* Assess your dog for signs of an emergency such as difficulty breathing, weakness, or abnormal colored gums.

* Make sure your dog (and any other pets!) can’t get any more fertilizer. This means quickly cleaning up any spills or shutting your pets in an area away from the fertilizer.

* Find the brand, make, and ingredients of the fertilizer. This will be on the back of the packet, but if you can’t read it you should at least try to determine the brand and make of fertilizer.

* Call your veterinary clinic (or an emergency clinic if your usual clinic is closed) and explain the situation.

03/25/2023

I’m joining today in fighting against the discrimination experienced by guide dog handlers in Canada. We need your support too:

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