Our
Service/Therapy Dogs
These are some of the dogs we have donated to be working service/therapy
dogs.
Shirley (Velvet/Koby)
is in the ICAAN
program being trained by
a specially trained inmate to become a service dog.
Lincoln
Manor Kami (Baby/Hoppi) is part of Canine Crossroads team. She is
going to breed for them and her puppies will become service/therapy
dogs. Right now Kami also does some therapy work.
Lincoln
Manor Sydney (Velvet/Koby) was part of the Canine Crossroad's crew. She lived
at Texas A&M in one of the women's dorms. After she was trained she was matched with/and is now working for an autistic child.
Miles (Deni/Koby) is our first graduate. He is a service/therapy dog for a
medically fragile 4 year old boy.
Lincoln
Manor Blessed Milestone in his uniform.
Lincoln
Manor Rainbow (Deni/Koby) is now a full fledged service dog. He works for a lady
with Multiple Sclerosis. Among other tasks, he picks up dropped objects, turns on and off lights, carries objects for her, and he even helps her do laundry.
Lincoln
Manor Lincoln (Andria/Koby) Lincoln has passed his testing and is a certified Therapy dog with the Delta Society
This
little guy (Baby/Hoppi) will get to work with disabled children and also do therapy
work in nursing homes.
We have had many other puppies, that although not donated, have gone
on for special training to become therapy dogs.
Lincoln
Manor Raven (Andria/Koby) is receiving training for her special boy.
Ellie (Ashes/Meeko) is being trained to work with patients with
head traumas.
(Chamois/Tucker) Lives with a disabled person and is his constant
companion.
Vivian (Chamois/Tucker) lives with someone who works in a nursing home.
She gets to go to work with her and is their facility dog.
Montana (Holly/Jack) does nursing home visits.
Tegan Park Velvet was bred by, well, Tegan Park. She is the foundation of my breeding program and the mom/grandmother/great grandmother of most of my pups. I work in a
nursing home and she goes to work with me everyday and spends her days hanging out there with the folks. She keeps busy:
working out in the PT/OT room
getting petted by the residents
keeping watch
Lending a shoulder for stressed staff members. 
and putting up with the goofy girls who like to put her in a hospital gown
jane@lincolnmanor.com