04/02/2026
Good morning everyone,
It’s nice that there is a day when Autism is recognized worldwide but for any family or individual dealing with Autism it’s every day
When you find out that Autism will be a part of your family it can be very difficult to process and even more difficult to work through
It’s so broad that there is no one way to approach it, you have to work to find out what works and change quickly when things aren’t working
We now see Autism as a gift that has given us a wonderful young man that is years ahead of his peers when it comes to strength of character, emotional awareness, being a born leader among a lot more qualities rarely seen in people these days
Autism is a fight that as parents you must fight, you can’t ever give in because the world we live in, although is getting better is still very challenging for Neurodivergent individuals
Autism has shaped my business in so many ways, learning about non verbal communication I believe it has helped me to understand your dogs better and communicate to you what they may need help with
In Autism the value of understanding routine, patience and consistency has made me a better dad and has played a huge role in how my business runs and how your dogs are treated here
My business stays where it is because we can access services here that we couldn’t access at home, if your dogs or you are happy with the services provided it is with thanks to Autism being part of our lives
Because my business is where it is and exists at all it has allowed approximately $10,000 to be donated to charities over the years through direct donations, secret Santas and an uncountable number of complimentary services given to those going through hardships, sickness, loss and rainbow bridge visits for all dogs
Gratuities don’t go in my pocket they are used to top up charity donations and cover the base costs of those complimentary services for those less fortunate and for that I thank you
None of it would have happened if Autism hadn’t been a part of our lives and I am extremely thankful for that
Autism is a gift that we have embraced as best we can, Autism has helped so many people and dogs through the years and long may it continue
Thank you,
Nicholas.