On These pages you will get to meet the puppies that we have donated to Carolina Canines.

About Carolina Canines
 
Carolina Canines is dedicated to empowering people with disabilities to achieve greater
independence and enhanced quality of life through the services of specially trained dogs.
Carolina Canines for Service is registered by the state of North Carolina as a non-profit corporation
and is recognized by the IRS as a 501 (c) 3 federal tax exempt organization & operates through
fund-raising, grants & charitable donationsfrom businesses,corporations, organizations
& individuals who share our mission.

Carolina Canines is now on Face Book.  You can fallow her as she goes through her training with the videos that are posted.

Puppy Training Class with Sheba          Puppy Training Class with Sheba 2     Sheba's Training Progress  

Sheba Gets her Service Dog in Training Vest

Here are some photo's of the new puppy that want to Carolina Canines. Her name is Queen of Sheba. Sheba for  short.  Her  foster parents are Greg & Debbie Rupp and

there Daughter.

        


 





Here are some photo's to the newest puppy that we donated. His name is Luke. He has just got started with his training.   As I get more photos of Him I will post them.

Here a link for a vidoe for Luke

Luke

Here is a new photo of The first three that was donated.

Al & Zebulon    Danna & Judah     Caroline & Issachar

                
   
This is Judah.  He is living with Caroline.  This is what Caroline has to say about him.  “Judah is the  
quieter of the tree Labradoodles. He's also very quick to learn new commands. Judah lives with our 4 yr
old Brittany (Ruby). She's a fast runner and Judah has learned how to run wisely  and take shortcuts  to
catch up to her. While Zebulun was visiting, he introduced Judah to some mischievous things. One that
Judah   thoroughly enjoys is grabbing the toilet paper and dragging it down the hall. He was very smart.
The first time he ran with it, the paper kept breaking and he had to go back for it.  A few minutes later,  
 he learned if he  pulls it gently and walks slowly,  it wouldn’t break. So he proceeded to drag it  down
 the hall, pass the dinning room, kitchen and around the coffe table in the great room."           

 This is Zebulun. This is part of his training. I'm hopping to get some more photos and some more
     information
          about him form his care family 
         

"The boys are doing awesome.  Issachar is the largest, Judah the middle one and Zebulon the smaller
of the three.  Judah is the
most calm at this time.  We are likely looking to move them
into advanced training in the next 6-10 months.    
 

Zebulon 

 Issachar

        “Carolina Canines grants permission to Serendipity Dry Pond Kennels to use photos of the dogs
     donated to our service dog program on their website.  For more information about Carolina
     Canines.  vist www.carolinacanine.org"