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Discover how these trained animals can be used to assist and improve the quality of life of the deaf. Find information on training standards provided by Assistance Dogs International (ADI).

Includes a general overview of how service dogs are used to assist the hard of hearing. Provided by Canine Companions for Independence (CCI).

Article discusses the training and services offered by this non-profit that has been rescuing dogs since 1977.

Program offers trained canines for the hearing impaired. Find information about placement of animals, application process, and contacts.

Golden Ears is a nonprofit organization working to train hearing dogs for the deaf and hearing impaired. Find out about these unique companions and how you can help.

Find general information and details on the referral process to obtain one. Provided by the Oregon Disabilities Commission.

Dedicated to fostering communication between owners. Features tips on ownership, training and care.

Find links and contacts for US organizations that provide trained canines for the hearing impaired.

Learn how the Chilliwack Animal Safe Haven Society trains rescued canines to assist the deaf. Features an overview of the program, eligibility requirements and contacts. Located in British Columbia, Canada.

Find information on a training and adoption program run by the San Francisco SPCA for California and Nevada residents. Includes instructions and requirements for prospective applicants to the program.

Provides details on who can benefit and is eligible for assistance from the European Canine Institute, located in Barcelona, Spain.

British charity that trains and places canines with persons who are deaf or hard of hearing at no cost. Find details on the program, eligibility requirements, contacts and links.

Discover information on benefits and training, as well as news and events for this New Plymouth based non-profit organization.

Links to sites on training your own canine or finding one through charitable organizations provided by Listen-up.org.

Find information on organizations that provide service dogs to deaf people and links to related sites.

Nonprofit organization trains hearing dogs and places hearing dogs with hearing impaired individuals. Includes history, qualification criteria, and answers to common questions.

A Non-profit organization that provides trained dogs to U.S. and Canadian residents who have at least a 65-decibel hearing loss at no charge. Offers an overview of the program, FAQ, information on requirements and contacts.

Features information on contacts, newsletter, training, care, and legal rights.

Provides free dogs to Australians with hearing disabilities. Find eligibility requirements, history of the organization, map to the training facility, sponsorship information and contacts. Located in Adelaide.

Relates the history and personal experiences of Rob Cunningham, an owner of a trained labrador retriever. Find information on training, the dog's history, photos and links.

Brief article provides information on how the dogs are of service to hearing impaired Australians. Also offers an overview of what they are typically trained to do.

Features information for potential members and links to related sites.

Guide features an overview of the abilities of the animals, how they enhance the lives of the disabled, who is eligible and how to obtain a trained canine.

Directory offers descriptions and links to current news articles.

Find details on the program, application process and information request forms to obtain a service dog from Keystone Children and Family Services. Located in Harrisburg, PA.

Benjamin Dipman describes the one woman's experience with a canine companion. Also offers information on how the dog was trained and on the legal rights of owners.