In 2024, Riverside County Department of Animal Services (RCDAS) and Animal Friends of the Valleys (AFV) reported a combine total of over 27 000 dogs within their shelter system over the course of the year [RCDAS Statistics, AFV Statistics] . For those 27 000+ dogs in our county, it’s critically important to have their behavior assessed, managed, and modified for their emotional and physical wellbeing. Whether that’s during their stay in the shelter system, while in rescues, or once they get home, that’s where Project Pawsible can help.
For Shelters and Rescues
- Behavioral and handling assessments on the canine population
- Behavior modification protocols
- Training for staff and volunteers on how to perform behavior modification protocols
- Environmental changes and enrichment additions for stress-reduction
- Foster Classes
- Consultations on behavioral euthanasia cases
For Adopters
- Assistance looking for a dog that fits your home
- Behavioral and handling assessment
- Best Start help guide for bringing your dog home
- Behavior modification training
- Training for you to make sure the training sticks
- Consultations for rehoming or behavioral euthanasia
- In home and virtual sessions available
- Starting rate is $50/hour
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