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MidAmerica Service Dogs' Foundation Providing service dogs free of charge to people with mobility disabilities in the Chicagoland area.

Providing Service Dogs free of charge For People with Mobility Disabilities in the Chicago Metropolitan & Suburban Areas

Maverick with the assist! We utilize class time for guidance and learning new skills. Chloe and Maverick worked on assig...
15/05/2026

Maverick with the assist! We utilize class time for guidance and learning new skills. Chloe and Maverick worked on assigning names to specific items while practicing retrieving the unique items. Working together to be a better team! 🐾

Just a few of the all-star service dogs from a recent class! These four-legged superheroes are smart, sweet and focused ...
12/05/2026

Just a few of the all-star service dogs from a recent class! These four-legged superheroes are smart, sweet and focused on making life easier for their person. 🐾

These talented pups can do things like:
♥ open doors
♥ retrieve items (ie: medicine bottles, pens, shoes, phones, books, papers, etc...)
♥ take off socks and shoes
♥ grab their leash
♥ help with laundry
♥ make dinner (just kidding..............)

Pretty cool, huh??

Hazel and Sawyer just hangin' out waiting for their next command.When else would you see two dogs this close to one anot...
09/05/2026

Hazel and Sawyer just hangin' out waiting for their next command.
When else would you see two dogs this close to one another in a public setting this calm? That's what separates the real service dogs from the imposters.

Who doesn't love the beach?? Service dog, Cami, is one happy pup with the wind in her ears and sand in her paws. Everyon...
06/05/2026

Who doesn't love the beach?? Service dog, Cami, is one happy pup with the wind in her ears and sand in her paws. Everyone deserves a break, including service dogs!

Service dog in training, Sawyer, is all smiles as he explores new experiences after graduating from the Helping Paws Pri...
29/04/2026

Service dog in training, Sawyer, is all smiles as he explores new experiences after graduating from the Helping Paws Prison Program. We’re excited to watch him go on to do great things! 🐾

Matching hoodies, matching smiles…but only one is clocked in. 🐾💼Daisy may look cute, but she’s always happy to be on dut...
25/04/2026

Matching hoodies, matching smiles…but only one is clocked in. 🐾💼
Daisy may look cute, but she’s always happy to be on duty bringing independence, safety, and a whole lot of heart to every step of the journey. 💙

Just a girl and her four-legged bestie navigating their best lives together. 💕
22/04/2026

Just a girl and her four-legged bestie navigating their best lives together. 💕

Rizzo and Dawn pawsed to pose for the camera. Rizzo is always at the ready to help make life easier for Dawn. 🐾
19/04/2026

Rizzo and Dawn pawsed to pose for the camera. Rizzo is always at the ready to help make life easier for Dawn. 🐾

Caption this! 🤣Looks like Maizy enjoyed her first trip to Florida!Let’s be honest—this is the face a lot of us make when...
16/04/2026

Caption this! 🤣
Looks like Maizy enjoyed her first trip to Florida!

Let’s be honest—this is the face a lot of us make when we hear, “You’re so lucky you get to bring your dog everywhere!” 😄
And yes…we are incredibly grateful for our . But a service dog isn’t about convenience, it’s about access, safety, and independence.
We don’t have a service dog because life is easy.
We have one because we navigate life a little differently and this incredible partner helps make that possible. ❤️

Look at that focus! Halo is ready and waiting for David's next command.
14/04/2026

Look at that focus! Halo is ready and waiting for David's next command.

We were going to announce that, for April Fools, service dogs get unlimited pets and belly rubs by the public.Tempting… ...
02/04/2026

We were going to announce that, for April Fools, service dogs get unlimited pets and belly rubs by the public.
Tempting… but no. 😌

Because when a dog is in a vest, like this one, they’re working.
Not “kind of working.” Not “when it’s convenient.” Always.
That vest means someone is relying on them, often in ways you can’t see.
So the best way to support a service dog team?
Give them space. No petting. No calling out. No distractions.
Respect the vest and respect the team. 🐾

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