WAAT Dogs - Western Australian Assistance and Therapy Dogs
WAAT Dogs is Western Australia's first Assistance and Therapy Dog Training Organisation. WAAT Dogs aims to be an Assistance Dog training organisation with a difference. WAAT Dogs was started by people with lived experience and continues to have Assistance Dogs handlers influence organisational decisions. WAAT Dogs also aims to support the handler. Where there are trainers who are excellent at training a dog to be an Assistance Dog, WAAT Dogs aims to also support the handler. We have therapists and our trainers undergo training to better support the handlers.
WAAT Dogs is a not-for-profit charity, where 100% of donations received from the public goes directly to the dogs training and not on admin costs.
All donations big and small are valuable. As an indication:
$10 2 month’s supply of biodegradable poo bags
$20 Stainless steel food bowl
$25 One week’s supply of training rewards
$35 One Snuffle mat/enrichment mat
$60 Two enrichment toys
$75 One ‘assistance dog in training’ jacket
$100 One ‘registered assistance dog’ jacket
$100 Assistance Dog Lead and Collar
$150 1 sack of food (1 month’s supply of food for one puppy)
$180 One routine aftercare visit after qualification
$200 Assistance Dog lead, collar, long lead and grooming kit
$200 4 group training sessions
$250 1 Dept of Local Government public access test
$500 Flea, tick and worming tables for one year plus 5 vet consultations/visits.
$1,800 1 year’s supply of dog food
Donor Wall4
Tara Pickup | A$300
Thanks Eddie for visiting us on the 23rd of October.
Jessica Ten Vaanholt
“Heroes with Paws” book launch. 10% of my book sales on the day went to WAAT dogs. Thank you to Eddie and his wonderful handler for attending on behalf of the organisation. 🐾🖤
Christina | A$600
On behalf of Faculty of Science and Engineering at Curtin University, we want to say thank you to Carole, Eddie and the team for coming out to our campus and spending time with students and staff during the stressful exam period.
Sam | A$100