Please Give to Support PG
​This Project was supported by The Canadian Foundation for Animal-Assisted Support Services (CFAS) so as to acknowledge the value of Prince George’s Canine-Assisted Intervention Programs. By cross-pollinating local programs and uniting local stakeholders we were able to foster an interdisciplinary collaborative culture. The participants shared commitment toward their clients and zeal for building synergistic relationships glistened like a diamond in the rough. Meeting in person made it even more evident that their work is much more than a day-job. Everyone involved is very much a part of a loving community of caring citizens going above and beyond the call of duty in order to make Prince George a healthier and safer place to live, work and play.

On behalf of the Foundation I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the participants for contributing to this rich dialogue and for expressing your shared aspirations of forming a local cohort and hub.In the words of Henry Ford; “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” Thank you for the privilege of serving along side of you. With appreciation, Joanne Moss, National Director, CFAS
I Can Count on You by Cali Carter - Well Done! Your Song is Beautiful
Picture
​Paw-cast
Max the therapy dog helps girl, 9, testify in Prince George court Daybreak North November 20, 2015 Season 2015, Episode 30023042906:28
Max the therapy dog helps girl, 9, testify in Prince George court: 
​Listen Now!
Kirby Macinnes on the benefits of therapy dogs Air Date: Dec 06, 2016 9:00 PM PT
Serving Prince George and the surrounding area through Canine-Assisted Community Transformation Programs. 
Animal Assisted Crisis Response and Creating Connections: A Practical Guide for Implementing Therapy Dogs into a Victim Services Policing Environment by Krista L. E. Levar B.A., Simon Fraser University. 1997 Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Education in Leadership, University of Northern British Columbia March 2015 © Krista L. E. Levar, 2015 Read more...
Meet the pug and Schnauzer puppies joining the RCMP in Prince George Yogi and Henry are training to be part of the force's Victim Services Unit. Read more...
Picture
​PAT'S FOR PAWS
Pat's for Paws engages parolees, persons struggling with addictions, corrections staff, case management teams, transitional housing staff, volunteers, and family members to foster a collective sense of well-being in the midst of crisis. 

Train, Walk and Track

​Access to trained dogs and experienced handlers provide flexible interactive canine-assisted support services building confidence and relationships. By working together both young men and the dogs learn to set each other up for success. 

Youth Justice Program

​This program is comprised of a variety of activities such as dog grooming. These activities improve self-worth and social cognition, while helping to develop job skills such as the ability to work as part of a team. 

RCMP Victim Services 

Canines are being utilized to achieve the objectives of the RCMP Victim Services Program by lessening the impact of crime and trauma on victims and their families and to assist them in their recovery.