Become a Puppy Raiser
Help someone with disabilities. Raise a puppy for one year. You will be preparing the puppy to go on to graduate school to become a highly trained assistance dog.
You can help to give the gift of independence to a special person!
A puppy-raiser is the first and a very important step toward placing a working dog with their human. From the time a puppy goes to live with a puppy-raiser at either 8-10 weeks of age until it returns to advanced training at 14 months of age, the puppy-raiser is part of the wonderful process of placing a graduate dog with a human partner.
You can make a difference in the life of a person with disabilities!
Can't commit to a year, BECOME A TEMPORARY FOSTER HOME
Our temporary fostering program is like a canine "bed & breakfast" where our dogs-in-training stay in the homes of our pre-approved temporary foster homes overnight and during weekends. Occasionally, a dog may need to be placed for a longer period of time to cover illness and/or holidays. Given the impact that puppy-sitters will have on the puppies, puppy-sitter volunteers are required to go through the same application process as puppy-raisers. This includes attending puppy classes and having a personal interview since consistency is very important at every step of a puppy's life.
If you are interested in fostering a Brigadoon puppy, please review the guidelines and contact Brigadoon today at: (360) 733-5388 or email: info@brigadoondogs.org



Brigadoon Service Dogs - 4759 Mission Road, Bellingham, WA 98226
Non-profit Registration#: 27-0100385
Phone: 360.733.5388 Email: info@brigadoondogs.org
Changing Lives One Partnership at a Time!
"Offering a Helping Paw!"
We have a new litter of eight black lab pups. We won't know for a few more weeks how many we have to puppy raise, but if you're interested, please fill out the application and let Denise know.
The earliest these pups will be ready is about August 6th.
See updates on News page.
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