WRD110
October 3rd 2014
4 Paws for Ability started at University of Kentucky in 2009 by Logan Bright. She transferred to University of Kentucky and started a chapter here because she was so surprised we didn't have one started at University of Kentucky already. She wanted to show college students how community service can be fun but also help you have something on your record that you have done to help out others. 4 Paws for Ability shows you how you can benefit other people in the community so much. the goal for having this organization at University of Kentucky is to socialize and reinforce training with service puppies. Because of Logan and her bright idea it has became common to see a lot of students with a dog walking around campus. Students are suppose to train the dogs to become socialized and adapt to their surroundings . They can take the dogs everywhere they go like for example to class, mall, restaurant and more. Logan fell in love with 4 Paws for Ability because she has a passion in helping children through community service.She wants to become a teacher so she tries to involve herself with helping children. In 2012 University of Kentucky gave 4 paws for Ability 60,000 dollars
This will be good to go in the documentary because it shows how much University of Kentucky supports 4 Paws for Ability. 4 Paws for Ability has also helped University of Kentucky because it became the biggest hit on the campus which draws more students to get involved. I question why we haven't been started a service dog organization? I found this article at http://uknow.uky.edu/content/uk-students-train-service-dogs-through-4-paws-ability. The publisher was Jenny Wells on May 1, 2012
4 Paws for Ability started at University of Kentucky in 2009 by Logan Bright. She transferred to University of Kentucky and started a chapter here because she was so surprised we didn't have one started at University of Kentucky already. She wanted to show college students how community service can be fun but also help you have something on your record that you have done to help out others. 4 Paws for Ability shows you how you can benefit other people in the community so much. the goal for having this organization at University of Kentucky is to socialize and reinforce training with service puppies. Because of Logan and her bright idea it has became common to see a lot of students with a dog walking around campus. Students are suppose to train the dogs to become socialized and adapt to their surroundings . They can take the dogs everywhere they go like for example to class, mall, restaurant and more. Logan fell in love with 4 Paws for Ability because she has a passion in helping children through community service.She wants to become a teacher so she tries to involve herself with helping children. In 2012 University of Kentucky gave 4 paws for Ability 60,000 dollars
This will be good to go in the documentary because it shows how much University of Kentucky supports 4 Paws for Ability. 4 Paws for Ability has also helped University of Kentucky because it became the biggest hit on the campus which draws more students to get involved. I question why we haven't been started a service dog organization? I found this article at http://uknow.uky.edu/content/uk-students-train-service-dogs-through-4-paws-ability. The publisher was Jenny Wells on May 1, 2012
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