Malcolm Fund Dogs

Sometimes you just need someone to hug!

The Malcolm Fund, named after a very special cocker spaniel, provides critically ill children with their own "Animal Assisted Therapy Dog" - a stuffed animal.  Many children bond strongly with the visiting dogs and The Malcolm Fund provides stuffed dogs, dressed identically to their live counterparts, who look similar to the real dog with whom the child has a relationship.  The children use these dogs as attachment objects and carry them during treatments and procedures when the real dog is not permitted or available.

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Just $25 buys a critically ill child  a stuffed animal wearing the traditional vest. Send your tax-deductible contribution to: The Malcolm Fund c/o Dogs in Service 765 Frenchtown Road Milford, NJ 08848

Special thanks to our friends at The Barker Lounge for their incredible generosity in fundraising for us.  Their hard work will help us with all of our programs.
	Dogs in Service 1271 Route 22 East - Suite 23, Lebanon, NJ 08833 908-996-9911 FAX 908-236-8883 barking@eclipse.net We'd love to hear from you, whether you need more information,   want to share your experiences with dogs in service, or just want to ask a question.
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