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Assistance Dogs Australia and Happy Paws Happy Hearts join forces! 

Assistance Dogs Australia and Happy Paws Happy Hearts join forces! 

We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Happy Paws Happy Hearts (HPHH) to co-create The Connections Program.  Happy Paws Happy Hearts is a unique community promoting inclusion and happiness. They bring people and animals together to break down personal...

Happy International Women’s Day!

Happy International Women’s Day!

This International Women’s Day, Assistance Dogs Australia would like to recognise and celebrate all women, in all their diversities. It is a day to honour and celebrate women and the incredible contribution they make to the world in which we live.

Why donating to ADA is the most effective way to give this Christmas

Why donating to ADA is the most effective way to give this Christmas

This holiday season, we’re seeking Secret Santas to join the ADA pack to make a difference in the lives of those in need by providing more highly trained and accredited Assistance Dogs to Australians with disability. We’re fundraising to get our latest recruits, the Z...

Join the ADA Pack Today

Join the ADA Pack Today

This week is International Assistance Dog Week (IADW), an occasion used to celebrate the transformative powers of Assistance Dogs and acknowledge all the people who make their success possible. Our theme for IADW is, It Takes a Pack to say thank you to our pack and...

Introducing the New Certificate in Assistance Dog Training

Introducing the New Certificate in Assistance Dog Training

Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA) and Hanrob College have launched a pioneering partnership to deliver a nationally recognised qualification for future Assistance Dog trainers. The collaboration aims to elevate the standards of training and accreditation for Assistance...

Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2024

Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2024

In honour of National Volunteer Week and celebrating our remarkable community we want to introduce you to one of Assistance Dogs Australia’s dedicated puppy volunteers. Her story is a testament that raising an ADA puppy can be a fulfilling addition to all types of...

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