ACTIONS that children can take while they are learning. How animals help us throughout our interaction with them Federally approved lesson plans for students in grades 1-6 Children  can and should be taught how to safely care for animals A good way for children and dogs to remain a 'perfect match' Proper instructional guidance is needed for the best situations The FIRST STRIKE program Kids CAN make a difference Kids and Dogs are a perfect match-up! Dogs have an amazing ability to teach children to read!!!! Puppy Mills could be in your back yard Older dogs make perfect companions for our younger children Children learn the fear of dogs and also UNlearn it How to protect dogs from children ( kids really need guidance) All children should be given a safety lesson regarding dogs Pets provide children with a higher self esteem among many things. Here is the story I begin EVERY program with Troubled youth benefit throughout this wonderful program Sadly,  this is a true story and takes place 25,000 times per day in America Youth and dogs develop incredible communication and teaching traits. Youth assistance program staffed by at risk and troubled teens is a 'win-win'' situation AMAZING CHILD VICTIM OF THE GREAT TSUNAMI RESCUE BY A DOG Our Tours

Eight to 12 million dogs and cats are euthanized annually in the U.S. The supply of dogs and cats a surplus created by unrestricted breeding outstrips the demand because of too few loving homes. An estimated 20 million animals are used in research and testing in the U.S. each year. Many laboratory animals suffer and die in pointless, repetitive laboratory experiments. Millions of animals still suffer and die in painful LD50 and Draize tests of cosmetics and household cleaning products, even though hundreds of companies market similar products using safe ingredients or modern, non-animal testing procedures. Of the 8 billion animals killed annually for human consumption, most live miserable lives in intensive confinement to produce more, faster. Animals on U.S. factory farms are denied their basic physical and behavioral needs. Chickens are crammed into wire cases, never scratching the ground in sunlight. Veal calves are chained to crates so confining they cannot even turn around. Pigs are kept indoors on unbedded concrete or slatted floors. Ill or injured animals called “downers” are routinely kicked, electrically shocked, dragged by chains fastened to their legs, or dumped on “deadpiles” at stockyards while still alive. Over 400,000 wild animals are killed and wounded each year by hunters and trappers in over half of our 517 National Wildlife Refuges. These “sanctuaries” allow recreational hunting and permit commercial trappers to set leghold traps, which are indisciminate and cause slow, agonizing deaths. America's horses former companions, unprofitable racehorses, and wild horses are rounded up from their ranges and sent to slaughter houses to provide meat to European and Asian markets.

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