For some people challenged by disabilities, a Service Dog is a way to integrate back into many activities that formerly were impossible or too painful to partake in.

Along with this wonderful gift of a canine assistance, comes the challenge of the added expenses. This can be challenging for those who are on a minimal income such as Disability Income.

Some people in an attempt to be able to continue quality care for their Service Dog, or to obtain one, have gone to the communities in which they are active to seek some support or engage in a partnership to make this possible for their improved quality of life.

All types of groups, businesses and individuals...family, school classes, church groups, small businesses may be interested in joining this kind of community partnership.

Mara and Freely are a team in process. Freely is training to be Mara's Service Dog. Mara is owner-training Freely with the assistance and guidance of an experienced Service Dog Trainer.

On these pages you will read about Mara and Freely's life together, and how you can join in making their team a great success.