Working Doggies
I just got in from my volunteer orientation at Texas Hearing and Service Dogs.
Yes, another volunteer gig. So sue me.
It was a blast. Not because I was one of only two guys there (and the only one under sixty), but because this is a cause I really believe in. There aren't that many organizations that train service dogs for deaf/hard of hearing, and they also train "special needs" dogs for people that have physical impairments. In addition, they only use dogs rescued from shelters.
They're making a difference, and I really respect what they do.
So on that note, here's a shameless plug...
If you're looking for a worthwhile organization to give to, contact them through their website here.
In addition, if you have kids under 10, and are in Central Texas on Oct 27th, they're having a Halloween festival with fun, games, treats, and you might see some puppies too! I'm signing up to work it, so I'll see you there!
3 comments:
if i'm off on the 27th i want to help.
Then you shoulda been there yesterday. All volunteers have to go through the orientation. I mentioned it to you a few dozens times...
Hence "volunteer orientation"
I think you need a service dog to show you the way to Buster.
So what are you gonna dress up as?
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