The company's core activity is the training and placement of assistance dogs with people with health restrictions, in order to offer them more autonomy, safety and social integration. The dogs are specifically trained to meet the individual needs of their recipients and can perform a variety of tasks, such as picking up objects, opening doors, calling for help or providing support with undressing or getting up.
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Training of assistance and medical alert dogs according to the beneficiary’s individualised needs, with a programme lasting 18 to 24 months and long-term follow-up.
Medical alert dogs
Dogs trained to detect early signs of a crisis or a critical medical event, then to alert the beneficiary or a third party to limit the consequences.
Assistance dogs
Dogs trained to support people with motor, sensory or neurodevelopmental disorder-related difficulties by performing practical everyday tasks.
Epilepsy alert dogs
Preventive alert dogs for people with drug-resistant epilepsy, with early detection, object retrieval, alert activation and day/night monitoring.
Type 1 diabetes alert dogs
Dogs trained to detect early major glycaemic variations in people with type 1 diabetes and trigger an alert.
Narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia alert dogs
Dogs trained to detect the first signs of drowsiness, stimulate alertness, signal risky situations and help with autonomous waking.
Assistance dogs for reduced mobility
Assistance dogs for people with reduced mobility, with help opening doors, moving around, picking up objects and certain daily tasks.
Assistance dogs for autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Assistance dogs for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), providing support during crises, managing sensory overload, pressotherapy and facilitating social interactions.
Selection and assignment of dogs
Assessment of applications, selection by a specialist committee, assignment without financial compensation and regular follow-up of the pair over time.
Foster family programme
Reception of puppies from 2 months to about 1 year, basic education, socialisation, weekly group lessons and support by educators.
Financial support for the foundation
One-off donations, online donations, Twint, sponsorship of a dog and bequests or donations to fund the acquisition, feeding and training of the dogs.