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We’ve put together some practical advice to help make travelling with your assistance or pet dog a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable experience for you both.
BBQs are a great way to spend time with family and friends. But while they can be fun for people, it’s important to take a few simple steps to keep your dog safe and comfortable.
Kelsey was once a competitive climber with dreams of pursuing music professionally. She never imagined that one day chronic illness would leave her struggling with everyday life and unable to leave the house alone.
Since being partnered with her Canine Partner Hamble, Kelsey has rebuilt her confidence and independence, achieving things she once thought impossible.
Sally lives with ME, a neurological condition that once left her housebound and isolated.
Today, with support from her Canine Partner, she’s travelling and reconnecting with the world around her.
We’ve spoken to Canine Partners CEO, Lucy Eldred, about our rebrand.
Forty six-year-old James’ life changed when he fell at work, sustaining a severe head injury, two broken vertebrae and multiple fractures.
Samantha has Dystonia – a neurological condition that causes painful muscle contractions, spasms and abnormal postures.
