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COASTAL SERVICE DOGS
Help me return to school with a Service Dog
My name is Michaela and I am trying to raise money to get a service dog.
Over the past year my medical issues have caused my life to come to a halt. I had to medically
withdraw from school and take 9 months off of work. While I have taken a lot of time to heal and
have been slowly able to get back to the things I enjoy, my medical team has recommended
that I get a service dog to help me succeed at my goals.
I had previously been training my dog, Moose, to be a service dog. However, she has had some
medical issues that have made her veterinary team recommend that she should not continue
working. So now she is going back to enjoying life as 100% spoiled couch potato.
My name is Michaela and I am trying to raise money to get a service dog.
Over the past year my medical issues have caused my life to come to a halt. I had to medically withdraw from school and take 9 months off of work. While I have taken a lot of time to heal and have been slowly able to get back to the things I enjoy, my medical team has recommended that I get a service dog to help me succeed at my goals.
I had previously been training my dog, Moose, to be a service dog. However, she has had some medical issues that have made her veterinary team recommend that she should not continue working. So now she is going back to enjoying life as 100% spoiled couch potato.Read More
Service Dog for Sloane
My name is Sloane and I’m fundraising training expenses for service dog Faolan who helps me
manage my physical and mental health. The reason I’m asking for your help is that owning and
training service dogs is ⭐astronomically⭐ expensive, and I can neither work more hours nor
take on more debt at this point.
How your donation would help me
In 2022, I rescued Faloan as a puppy because I needed a service dog to help me manage my
health. As a Swiss Shepherd, Faloan was a perfect fit for me: a kind temperament, a drive to
work, and his large size meant one day he could assist me with mobility tasks when my bone
syndrome (bilateral patella compression syndrome) causes my knees to dislocate
My name is Sloane and I’m fundraising training expenses for service dog Faolan who helps me manage my physical and mental health. The reason I’m asking for your help is that owning and training service dogs is ⭐astronomically⭐ expensive, and I can neither work more hours nor take on more debt at this point. How your donation would help me In 2022, I rescued Faloan as a puppy because I needed a service dog to help me manage my health. As a Swiss Shepherd, Faloan was a perfect fit for me: a kind temperament, a drive to work, and his large size meant one day he could assist me with mobility tasks when my bone syndrome (bilateral patella compression syndrome) causes my knees to dislocate.Read More
Service Dog for Country
Hi everyone! My name’s Country!
I struggle with debilitating psychiatric conditions that require help from my current Psychiatric
Service Dog, Bonnie. Unfortunately, as Bonnie gets older, the more cues she has began to miss
as well. She is ready to retire, but I still need help.
Before Bonnie, I was on many different meds. None of them worked long term and I was
becoming increasingly paranoid. Even over seemingly small things, I was terrified. I would call 911
if I heard a sound outside of my house, but with Bonnie, I feel safe.
Hi everyone! My name’s Country!
I struggle with debilitating psychiatric conditions that require help from my current Psychiatric Service Dog, Bonnie. Unfortunately, as Bonnie gets older, the more cues she has began to miss as well. She is ready to retire, but I still need help.
Before Bonnie, I was on many different meds. None of them worked long term and I was becoming increasingly paranoid. Even over seemingly small things, I was terrified. I would call 911 if I heard a sound outside of my house, but with Bonnie, I feel safe. Read More
Mobility Service Dog for Ella
Help Ella regain her independence with a mobility service dog. This special dog will be trained to
assist her to walk, be safe from medical episodes, and much more! Service dogs are life saving
and it would greatly help Ella with her journey through college.
These funds will be used for purchasing a 1 1/2 year old Labrador Retriever service dog prospect,
and training with Coastal Service Dogs.
Thank you so much to everyone who donates to aiding Ella to be more independent in college.
Help Ella regain her independence with a mobility service dog. This special dog will be trained to assist her to walk, be safe from medical episodes, and much more! Service dogs are life saving and it would greatly help Ella with her journey through college.
These funds will be used for purchasing a 1 1/2 year old Labrador Retriever service dog prospect, and training with Coastal Service Dogs.
Thank you so much to everyone who donates to aiding Ella to be more independent in college. Read More
A Service Dog for Miranda
Hi! I’m Miranda! I am working on fundraising money to get a multipurpose service dog to regain independence in my life and manage my ongoing mental disabilities.
A service dog as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is “a dog that has been
individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s)
performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability.”
Service dogs can vary greatly in price depending on many factors such as owner-trained vs fully
trained by an organization. The current average price of a service dog is $15,000 to $30,000
which includes breeding, raising, training, and placing the dog.
Hi! I’m Miranda! I am working on fundraising money to get a multipurpose service dog to regain independence in my life and manage my ongoing mental disabilities.
A service dog as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is “a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability.”
Service dogs can vary greatly in price depending on many factors such as owner-trained vs fully trained by an organization. The current average price of a service dog is $15,000 to $30,000 which includes breeding, raising, training, and placing the dog. Read More
