ASDOG is a organisation established to
train and provide assistance dogs to help people with physical disabilities to achieve greater independence.

Primary Goals

ASDOG is a registered charitable organisation established to train and provide assistance dogs
to help people with physical disabilities to achieve greater independence.

ASDOG's goals are to:

To select and train suitable dogs to the required standard for assistance dogs and to meet
the special need of appropriate recipients.

To actively promote the concept of trained assistance dogs for people with physical disabilities.

To raise general awareness and support for the assistance dog program among relevant
private and public organisations and the broader community.

To raise funds to finance the development and expansion of the ASDOG program.

To train and provide training methods that are based on the ‘positive conditioning’ approach.

Aims

Everyone, regardless of age, gender or ability, has the right to live as socially, independently and as confidently as possible. ASDOG recognises that quality of life, success and happiness are closely linked to independence and being in control of everyday activities. It is the aim of ASDOG to help people with physical disability to function effectively and independently in their own homes, their workplaces and in the wider community.