Author: Mika Miyashima Reason number one-zillion-and-one to love dogs. Apparently, they can be trained to detect cancer. And not just cancer, there are K-9s on Maui that can "sniff out" all sorts of illnesses. Dogs learning life saving…continue reading 
A big Mahalo to Wailea Realty Corp. A Boutique of Windermere for raising $32,000 to support Assistance Dogs of Hawaii! Your incredible generosity will help us continue providing Assistance Dogs and lifetime follow-up support free of charge…continue reading 
We are thrilled to announce Winnie as Kapiolani Medical Center's newest staff member! Dr. Wendi Hirsch and Chief Canine Officer Winnie, graduated from our program this month and were welcomed by hospital staff and patients as…continue reading 
By: Lori Corbin, ABC7 Eyewitness News February 22nd, 2017 Our hearts are touched by dogs even when they aren't walking hospital halls to brighten spirits, but some particular service canines are playing an even more…continue reading 
Mahalo to ADH Graduate Brian and Service Dog Zeus for joining us at Ben Parker Elementary School this month! Brian and Zeus have been a dynamic duo for eight years. This month they helped teach ILC students…continue reading 
Click HERE to visit our December Newsletter and see some of Assistance Dogs of Hawaii's accomplishments in 2016! continue reading 
We are delighted to welcome back Cate Dorr, who was our first intern from 2007-2009. Cate has since finished her Master's and Doctorate in Occupational Therapy. She also helped to start a facility dog program…continue reading 
Keep up with the incredible work of some of our Assistance Dog teams through their social media pages: Marshal the Courthouse Dog: Thurston County Prosecutor's Office Blossom: Assistance Dog in Training Faith: Hawaii County's Courthouse…continue reading 
Congratulations to our newest ADH Graduate teams, Ella Gentry and Service Dog Roxy, and Sean Van Demark of the Kauai Prosecuting Office and Courthouse Dog Ollie. Sean will join Prosecutor Joanne Sheng as Ollie's secondary…continue reading 
This month we attended the fourth annual Courthouse Dog Conference in Seattle, Washington. We were joined by two of our courthouse dog teams from Monarch Children’s Justice Center and Thurston County Prosecutor’s Office. This was a…continue reading