Four Paws. Full Access. Together. | Assistance Dogs Australia

Assistance dogs can now enter Adelaide Zoo for the first time, as Zoos SA partners with "See Differently with the Royal Society for the Blind" to introduce Assistance Animal Zones from 10.30am to 3.00pm. A specialised zone map will guide people and their assistance dogs to enclosures where animals do not have an adverse reaction to the presence of dogs (and vice versa). Research conducted by Zoos SA found that seeing an assistance dog was a “positive enrichment experience” for the “vast majority

It takes $60,000 and two years to train each Assistance Dog 🐕. Assistance Dogs Australia receives no ongoing government funding, relying on community support to help breed, train and place each life-changing Assistance Dog. We couldn’t do it without you. Donate today! | Assistance Dogs Australia