The key thing that defines a For Profit is the way that the program accounts for the money it generates. Non-profit programs generate their income in many different ways but they all have an unpaid board to oversee the governance of the program that has ultimate responsibility to ensure the income is applied to meet the stated aims of the program in an honest and accountable way. This is different to a For Profit which can operate without an accountable board.
Yes, Although we will need complete health information and history of the dog. as well the dog will require a 2 to 4 week evaluation, then training to certify as a PTSD Service Dog. (note not all dogs can be service dogs, we are not a shelter and do no accept drop off's please contact your local shelter. we can only accept dogs we are able to train if a trainer is not available then we may ask if you can maintain your dog until a trainer is available)
Yes, although scheduling is based on availability . we will have an information table at dog and disability events in the future as well we can provide information on request. If you would like a service dog demonstration we are happy to schedule demonstrations for you, your workplace or school .