Are You Ready for The Paw-mazing Chase?
The Paw-Mazing Chase is modeled after the CBS show, The Amazing Race. Teams will receive a sealed envelope with a clue or riddle inside. Deciphering the clue will tell each team which store in the Table Mesa Shopping Center they need to run to next. A team consists of one person and one dog or two people and at least one dog (please advise that dogs MUST be dog friendly!).
The first team to finish the race wins! Prizes and medals or trophies will be awarded to the winning team, the second place team and the third place team. The winning team prize is a gift basket valued at over $1,000 including a brand new 32GB Apple iPad Mini!
Raise a Puppy, Change a Life
Becoming a fully trained and happy service dog demands a fun and rewarding puppy-hood. The fun and rewards are not just for the puppies, though! Volunteer Puppy Raisers train basic commands and manners to our young puppies until they are ready for the next step in the journey to full service dogs, around eighteen months.
As a future service dog, the puppy is allowed to go anywhere with the Puppy Raiser, giving the puppy experience in a variety of social contexts. Bring your puppy with you to the movies or the store! Curious dog-lovers will greet you with smiles and questions. Also, puppy and Raiser will get to attend weekly obedience classes, with resident dog experts giving the latest advice and knowledge on how to raise a great dog. And because CaPR is a non-profit organization, puppy raising expenses are tax deductible.
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- Canine Partners' Mission
Canine Partners of the Rockies' mission is to positively impact the lives of Colorado residents with disabilities by placing highly skilled service dogs with individuals who have mobility limiting conditions and facility dogs with professionals who provide therapeutic services to people with disabilities. CaPR also is dedicated to educating the public about the role assistance dogs play in the lives of people with disabilities.
Canine Partners of the Rockies only places assistance dogs with Colorado residents.
- Apply for a Service Dog
Canine Partners of the Rockies (CaPR) places service and skilled companion with Colorado residents with mobility limiting disabilities. A service dog assists with the tasks of daily living to facilitate its partner's independence. Facility dogs are placed with professionals who offer therapeutic intervention to people with a variety of disabilities. Both types of assistance dogs offer social support, but they are more than companions; they are partners in life. Apply now for a Canine Partners service dog!
- Become a Puppy Raiser
Canine Partners changes lives one assistance dog at a time, but it takes a team of caring, devoted people to take a dog from puppyhood to assistance dog. Join the team by becoming a volunteer Puppy Raiser for Canine Partners of the Rockies. Apply now to become a Canine Partners puppy raiser.
Want more information? Please call 303-364-9040 or email Linda.
Want to Change a Life?…Raise a Puppy!
Canine Partners of the Rockies (CaPR) is looking for two energetic volunteers to raise puppies to become service dogs for Coloradan’s with mobility challenges.
The basic requirements for puppy raisers include physically, emotionally and financially caring for the puppy for approximately 18 months and attending weekly puppy training classes at our facility in Aurora. A service dog can mean the difference between dependence and independence for a person with a disability.
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- EXCITING NEWS -
Meet Canine Partners of the Rockies newest Sponsor!
The Kyjen Company, located in Centennial Colorado, has teamed with Canine Partners of the Rockies (CaPR) to provide innovative and unique toys, games and gear to our service dogs in training as well as our human/canine partnerships.
CaPR will include Kyjen products as we train and place our service dogs with Colorado residents. Kyjen’s long lasting products challenge the minds and instincts of our pups so they are happy and healthy as they learn service dog skills. This type of learning enriches the lives of our dogs, which in turn enriches the lives of our volunteers, staff and most importantly, our clients.
For more information on Kyjen, visit them at www.kyjen.com.
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