Autism assistance canines “pawsitively” inspire

Excerpt from a recent cover story on PACCK in Exceptional Family Magazine...
“Everyone knows them as “man’s best friend,” but groups such as PACCK, a Montreal-based non-profit organization launched in 2007 that stands for Positive Assistance and Canine Companions for Kids, believe dogs may also be among one of the key sources of support for children with autism. While canines are commonly thought of as simple companions to many dog-lovers, they are increasingly being considered as an important resource for children and families affected by developmental challenges.” 

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An “A” Team Update

PACCK is proud is proud to report that all of our “A” team dogs are healthy and happy. Our “A” team represents the first four PACCK dogs being prepared to become Assistance Canines and includes Amelia, Asha, Averey and Aiken. Our foster families have been doing a terrific job with the raising and socializing of our future Assistance Canine puppies. We’re deeply appreciative of their time, commitment and care.  

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