Canine Therapy Corps Partnership Evaluation
In this program volunteers and their dogs visit a community organization like a hospital, veteran's center, or hospice where they share their dog's love and affection with others. Volunteer candidates must be able to provide their own transportation and have a dog in their care with a Canine Good Citizen Certification.
Owners of dogs with a Canine Good Citizen certification may complete an additional test designed to ensure that the dogs will be comfortable during the visitation experience. If passed, volunteers and their dogs are assigned to work with a specific facility on a regular basis through our partnership. Requirements: CGC certificate, passing additional test (created by The Anti-Cruelty Society and Canine Therapy Corps) and Volunteer Orientation attendance.
Register for this Program:
Test Date: Saturday, June 23 at 1:00 p.m.
To view the actual test, click here.
**If you have not yet taken the CGC Prep Course, a requisite for Canine Good Citizen certification, click here to view upcoming CGC Prep Course & Test dates.
Contact:
Questions about volunteering? Contact Lydia Krupinski at lkrupinski@anticruelty.org
Questions about our School of Dog Training? Contact The School of Dog Training sodt@anticruelty.org
If you are a facility (assisted living, hospital, children's center, hospice, etc.)
that would like to have a pet visitation program, please email education@anticruelty.org.



