DDG is aware of the financial demands with which many of its participants and families are struggling. DDG has also repeatedly witnessed the life changing impact one of their Service Dogs has on the lives of their participants; consequently, DDG is strongly committed to keeping its Service Dog services financially attainable through cost containment measures. Doggie Do Good, Inc. DDG's sister company, also provides tremendous financial support. Unfortunately, as hard as DDG works to keep their services financially attainable, for the majority of participants the costs are simply beyond their reach. DDG receives as many as a dozen inquiries per week from individuals who are unable to pay for services. Further, given our current economic climate, cuts to funding and greater restrictions on funding, DDG predicts the demand to continue to increase. 

DDG is a nonprofit service dog training organization that has been developed to help people all across the U.S. with hearing, seizure, psychiatric/emotional, diabetic, developmental and/or mobility/balance disabilities gain independence and companionship by coupling them with highly trained service dogs.