Genevieve

Genevieve, It IS hard and I am so sorry. Is this Milo or Tara? When you feel like it, will you tell us about your lives together: how you met, if you were introduced by an organization, how your dog helped you, etc. ? I ask because we support Canine Companions for Independence (our next Paw’d Cast guests) and Guide Dogs for the Blind. Any information you share may help someone else. Please let us know how you are doing….

That is a picture of Milo my cat was Tara she was so smart she used the toilet flushed it and could turn on the water in the sink . Milo I got first as just a pet but found out ver quick he figured my seizures by nature. When a seizure came on he wouldn’t let me stand or pushed me to a wall. However he went to training at K9 university. Now I don’t feel safe like I did scared to go out and trying to find a new service dog I can trust let a long with fee is hard.However K9 university is a wonderful training from basic training and socializing puppy and promble dogs to advanced training

Genevieve, yes, the lists are long for qualified service animals, especially for your needs. I don’t know if it will help you but try contacting http://www.cci.org Canine Companions for Independence. If they can’t help you soon enough, ask them where you might go, and if anyone in our community can help Genevieve, please weigh in. Let us know how you are making out. Toni