Leader Dogs for the Blind Prison Puppy Raising Program
Prison Puppies pairs Future Leader Dogs with model prisoners who have demonstrated they can be trusted to provide 24/7 care to a puppy for one year. Prison-raised dogs are more likely to successfully become a Leader Dog than those raised in a home setting. Prison Puppies places about 100 puppies per year with inmates. Inmates who are raised a puppy have a greatly reduced rate of recidivism. Many express pride and gratitude for the chance to give something back to society. If you are interested in supporting this program, go to LeaderDog.org.
How exciting and uplifting!!!! Yay for ALL!!! Great program! 👍👍👍❌⭕️❌⭕️
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These organizations should consider taking as many dogs as they can from animal shelters – a win win for everyone.
I'm I the only that cried 😭😭😭
Awesome! I think cooperating prisons with animal shelters would also be a great idea!
This is absolutely fantastic!!!! BRAVO!!!
We have a prison in British Columbia, where they raise shelter dogs.
Bloody good show boys!
Dogs are love!
Awesome – The goal should be to train shelter dogs until no more dogs have to be euthanized.
Fort Dodge Correctional Facility. Fort Dodge Iowa.
Warden McKinney seems like a good man, a stand-up guy. Really, many of these guys do, & I wish them all luck.
awesome love it just had to cry .. god bless them
Three lives saved. How fine. These programs for guides and assistant dogs for veterans allows me to happily contribute to these programs.
16 people have no hearts
this put the biggest smile on my face!! more prisons need to adopt this program!