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Wheelbarrow Race 2008 and our Sponsor
Written by asdogs Wednesday, 21 May 2008 19:12
In this years Wheelbarrow Race of 2008 we are being kindly sponsored by Sandro Soncin. Sandro is running the whole length of the wheelbarrow race on his own!!! Now that is 140km in 3 days!! I did it as part of a team last year and all I can say is that its an incredible achievement to be able to complete the race on your own.So ASDOGS(NQ) would very much like to thank Sandro for his incredible efforts in supporting us.
Sandro Soncin at the starting line
Ross, Max, Pam and Bonnie
Photos kindly provided by Helen Tunnah
March 08 Newsletter is now out.
Written by asdogs Friday, 04 April 2008 20:22
ASDOGS(NQ) has just released the latest newsletter.You can grab it HERE.
You will need a pdf viewer of some kind. Most people use adobe reader .
ASDOGS(NQ) visit to Ravenshoe
Written by asdogs Sunday, 30 March 2008 19:24
ASDOGS(NQ) recently visted Ravanshoe State School to discuss with the students what ASDOGS(NQ) was all about. We had some assistance dogs with us that were used for demonstrations. As usual the dogs stole the show. The one in the photo is Max who is one of our original assistance dogs.Crystal Caves Atherton now a big supporter of ASDOGS(NQ)
Written by asdogs Sunday, 30 March 2008 19:18
The biggest news for ASDOGS(NQ) for some time is that CRYSTAL CAVES ATHERTON is donating $1 for every paying adult to their tourist attraction. Due to Crystal Caves new exhibit of the worlds largest geode, we are confident that Crystal Caves will be quite busy.ASDOGS(NQ) was at the recent presentation of the Geode when it was first open for display.
Once again Thankyou Crystal Caves for all your support.
Bailey a big hit at Mt Isa Special School
Written by asdogs Sunday, 30 March 2008 19:14
A few months ago ASDOGS(NQ) placed a therapy/assistance dog with the Mt Isa Special School. According to the Principal, Bailey has proven to be of immense help to children with special needs. Below is just part of what the principal had to say about the placement of Bailey."I was blown away at how the students and staff had reacted to the dog in such a positive way. He is lots of fun and it brings out the best in our kids. We are very eager to incorporate Bailey to their program. We have one student who has behavioural emotional problems and we are trying to reinforce positive behaviour. When she is doing the right thing , she can spend 10 minutes with Bailey. Bailey has been such a powerful motivation for a child to communicate."
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