Dogs4Diabetics assistance dog Armstrong.
 
 

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Dogs4Diabetics, also known as the Armstrong Project, named after the dog who inspired our program, is a non-profit charitable organization of dedicated volunteers who are training quality medical alert dogs for diabetic youth and adults. The organization was established in 2004 and serves type 1 diabetics in the western United States. OUR DOGS SAVE LIVES!
 
 

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News and Events


Coming Events:

Friday, August 15, 2008: Oakland A's Dog Day At The Park - The A's will donate a portion of the proceeds to Dogs4Diabetics
Saturday, August 16, 2008: Walk or Run for the Dogs fundraiser
Saturday, August 23, 2008: Dogs4Diabetics Open House celebration

D4D in the News:

March 2008: Could a dog save your life? Dogs4Diabetics was featured in the American Diabetes Association's Diabetes Forecast magazine (PDF, 615KB)

February 23, 2008: What's up, dog? (TimesOnline.com, UK)

February 15, 2008: Hypoglycemia-alert dogs help diabetics (UPI.com, Washington, DC)

February 3, 2008: Dogs could be a diabetic's best friend (article reprinted from WashingtonPost.com)

November 5, 2006: Guide Dog flunkies earn kudos as diabetes coma alarms (article reprinted from SFGate.com)

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 For more information regarding Dogs4Diabetics and The Armstrong Project, please contact us at:
  Dogs4Diabetics, Inc.
  1647 Willow Pass Road, #157 Concord, California 94520-2611
  (925) 246-5785 |  info@dogs4diabetics.com