Raising and Training Service Dog Teams to Empower the Disabled
Welcome to The Jasmine Charitable Trust!!!
The Jasmine Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization that trains and provides Service Dogs for Disabled Americans. It is named for Champion Blacktie & All That Jazz (Jasmine), the first AKC Conformation Champion Standard Poodle to become a Certified Service Dog.
The Jasmine Charitable Trust was formed as a non-profit organization (501c3) in 2001 to empower disabled adults to independence through the use of Service Dogs. We only provide Standard Poodles for this purpose.
The Jasmine Charitable Trust is dedicated to providing lifelong support to its Service Teams. Standard Poodles are used almost exclusively since there is an extremely low incidence of allergic sensitivity to them. They are also quicker to train and serve more as an equitable team member for a longer period of time due to their longevity. However, we have trained and certified Service Teams that have provided their own dogs of various breeds.
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Latest Content from The Jasmine Charitable Trust
Below are excerpts from the latest articles in the JasmineTrust.org blog, including the latest media coverage. Additional content can be found in our articles section.
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After many years of service out of the Greater Hampton Roads area we have moved our organization to the beautiful Cleveland Tennessee! Stay tuned for more updates! We have new dogs in training and many new stories! … Continue reading →
Having my Service Dog’s teeth cleaned twice a year is a wonderful option. The Vet Tech at my veterinary clinic is skilled, gentle and quick. Unfortunately, the process still requires anesthesia and the cost for all that is currently $217.00. … Continue reading →
I was not born into a world with dogs in the family. I was adopted by parents who valued dogs as companions and family members. We celebrated the family dogs’ birthdays as well as our own. When they were pups, … Continue reading →
I have been a full time Volunteer for over 12 years. When I was a working professional, I was paid well for my time, effort and education, but most of all, my results. As a Volunteer, I am still paid … Continue reading →
