Guide and Assistance Dogs RyanAir:
Everything you need to know about Guide and Assistance Dogs Guide/ Assistance dogs are NOT accepted on the following routes: Flights to/from Morocco Flights to/from
Assistance Dogs for Adults and Children:
If you require a trained service dog or assistance dog, you may claim €825 per year. This is the equivalent of a tax credit of
My Canine Companion:
My Canine Companion is an Irish national charity RCN 20079147 who provide accredited service dogs to people with disabilities, predominantly autism. In addition MCC provides
Medical Detection Dogs:
Medical Detection Dogs trains dogs to detect the odour of human disease with the aim of developing faster, more efficient and less invasive diagnostics that lead
Pets As Therapy:
Pets As Therapy
Irish Therapy Dogs:
Irish Therapy Dogs was founded in 2008 by people with a dedicated interest in the use of pet therapy for the provision of comfort and
Can Dogs Predict Epileptic Seizures?:
PROJECT TITLE: Can dogs predict epileptic seizures? INVESTIGATOR: Neil Powell, School of Psychology, Queens University Belfast. Supervised by Prof Peter Hepper. INVESTMENT: €2,500 for one
Fostering Dog for the Disabled:
Dogs for Disabled Ireland are on the hunt for people to care for puppies for the next 12 months. The dog charity, which trains assistance
Fostering Autism Assistance Dogs:
Volunteer puppy fosterers, boarders and our breeding dog holders play a very important role in helping us achieve our mission. Puppies and dogs thrive in
Catholic Institute for the Deaf:
The Catholic Institute for the Deaf (CID) was established as a charitable institution in 1845. In 2007, the name was changed to the Catholic Institute
