Freedom Service Dogs Assistance Dog Inquiry Form FINAL
  • Freedom Service Dogs Inquiry Form

    Complete this form to express interest in our service dog and facility dog programs. Your responses help us understand your needs and eligibility to help us determine if our program might be a good fit for you. Our team will review your inquiry and contact you about next steps.
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  • Are you completing this inquiry form for yourself?*
  • Are you currently on any other waiting lists?*
    • PTSD Assist Service Dog 
    • Are you a veteran or first responder?*
    • Do you have a PTSD diagnosis from a medical professional?*
    • Do you have any secondary diagnoses?*
    • For veterans - are you able to provide proof of service and honorable discharge with a DD214 (member 4 copy)? For first responders - are you able to provide proof of employment as a first responder?*
    • Mobility Assist Service Dog 
    • Do you have any secondary diagnoses?*
    • Autism Assist Service Dog 
    • Do you have an autism diagnosis from a medical professional?*
    • Do you have any secondary diagnoses?*
    • Facility Dog 
    • Service Dog Needs 
    • Will you require a dog to assist you in accessing public places? (e.g., grocery store, concerts, etc.)*
    • Lifestyle, Home & Requirements  
    • Do you anticipate any upcoming major changes in your life? (e.g., moving, new job, surgeries, etc.)*
    • Do you have any pets in the home?*
    • Do you have a support person/community (family member, caregiver, partner, day programs etc.) who can assist you if needed?*
    • FSD requires monthly and annual reports to be submitted digitally. Is this something you are able to complete?*
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    Thank you for you interest in an asssistance dog with Freedom Service Dogs. 

    Due the to the length of our waitlist, we are currently not accepting inquiries for mobility or austim assist service dogs. We recommend you do further research on other service dog organizations at Assistance Dogs International (ADI). ADI is a worldwide coalition of non-profit organizations that provide assistance dogs to individuals in need.  www.assistancedogsinternational.org.

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