These dogs perform helpful tasks for people who use wheelchairs
or have other limitations in their arms and/or legs. This type of
dog has public access and is protected by the ADA.
This type of placement requires that the person working
the dog be able to manage the dog independently when
out in public. Generally, individuals must be at least 16
years of age before they are mature enough to
be able to handle a service dog alone
when in public.
- you are a 19 year old college student with a neuromuscular disorder and need help with balancing and picking up objects
- you are a 30 year old teacher with progressive multiple sclerosis and would ask the dog to carry objects and retrieve the phone
People who are thinking about applying for an assistance dog often have a plethora of questions about their eligibility and the process. We�ve tried to make it as convenient as possible by setting aside a time each week to field questions of this nature. Click on this link to our calendar www.icaan.net/media/calendar.htm for specific day and time. Of course, inquiries are welcome at other times as well by calling 317-250-6450.
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