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Canine Listener Fall 2009
This is a preview of the most recent edition of our quarterly newsletter. Click HERE to visit our website to view and print a complete copy of the newsletter in PDF format.
Mrs. Robin Dickson President/CEO
Fall 2009 ~ Issue No. 110 Fed Tax ID #93-0681311 CFC #10969
The Canine Listener is a quarterly newsletter published by Dogs for the Deaf, Inc. to provide information on Hearing Dogs, placements, dog training, and other news about happenings at Dogs for the Deaf.
Here are some sample highlights of our newsletter. If you would like to receive the complete newsletter, write to: Dogs for the Deaf, 10175 Wheeler Road, Central Point, OR 97502 or e-mail us at: newsletter@dogsforthedeaf.org
DFD's Expansion Completed
Finishing touch - our DFD logo goes up over the new entrance
For three years we have been updating you on our goals, progress with county permits, and construction. Now we are thrilled to announce that our office addition is completed and in use. This expansion includes additional office space for our growing staff and number of volunteers, additional storage space, and a visitor's center for people touring our facility.
Costs for this project were covered with special donations, bequests, and grants. No funding was taken away from rescuing, training, and placing the dogs to complete this construction.
Cutting the ribbon!
We give special thanks to these donors for sponsoring this special project:
Eugene J. and Gloria A. Berry Estate
Dr. Jean Dougherty Estate in Memory of Howard L. Beale
Sam's Radio Hams
Oregon State Good Sam
The Medford/Jackson County Chamber of Commerce helped with our Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting with almost 120 guests present.
Ledo - small but mighty!
Ruth & Ledo
Ruth I., Oregon, is 89 years young, loves to garden and go for walks. She lives alone and was missing a lot of phone calls and people at the door. In addition to sound awareness, she applied for a Hearing Dog in order to have the companionship of having a loving four-legged partner. After evaluating Ruth's application and interviewing her, we found the dog that met Ruth's needs. Ledo, a one year old, brown, Doxie/Terrier mix was found as a stray in Visalia, California. We don't know how he ended up on the streets, but he was a survivor...
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