To become an official First Responder Therapy Dogs team the handler and dog must successfully complete our certification process. If you are interested, please take a look at the process below and download the required paperwork. If you have any questions about the process, please email us and we would be happy to help!
As part of being a certified team, you and your dog will be issued an official First Responder Therapy Dogs vest, ID credentials, and provided with liability insurance to support visiting First Responders in your area.
Contact Info@firstrespondertherapydogs.org with questions or concerns.
Requirements
Certification Process
FRTD Certification Process (pdf)
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Winston (pictured left), is a first responder therapy dog working in Seminole County, Florida.
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