Founded in 1993, IAADP is the premier disability rights advocacy organization. Our mission is to preserve and expand public access rights for persons with disabilities partnered with assistance dogs (guide, hearing, and/or service dogs).

Individuals with a disability who want to join IAADP as a Partner Member must have a professionally trained guide, hearing or service dog from a Provider, or a dog at least twelve months old that they have trained to meet or exceed IAADP’s Minimum Training Standards.

Who is eligible for Membership in IAADP? IAADP advocates for people with disabilities working with guide, hearing and service dogs. Additionally, anyone with a personal or professional interest in the assistance dog community is welcome to join as a Friend Member and contribute to IAADP’s global information sharing and advocacy network.

The International Association of Assistance Dog Partners (IAADP) is a non-profit, cross-disability organization representing people partnered with guide, hearing and service dogs. IAADP was launched in 1993 at the joint Delta Society and Assistance Dogs International Conference.

IAADP Assistance Dog Standards PAWSOME ASSISTANCE DOGS Uses Public Access Standards Assessment that comply with the IAADP Standards IAADP International Association of Assistance Dog Partners IAADP Minimum Training Standards for Public Access IAADP’s overall mission is to foster the assistance dog movement in the USA and other countries. As part of …

Who we are. Assistance Dogs International, Inc. (ADI) is a worldwide coalition of non-profit programs that train and place Assistance Dogs. Founded in 1986 from a group of seven small programs, ADI has become the leading authority in the Assistance Dog industry.

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