The Story of Hayden and Printer
Posted on January 4, 2012
Video produced for the E-Journalism program at Loyalist College
On Nov. 27, 2007, 12-year-old Hayden Kaack was the recipient of Printer the first ever autism service dog in Kingston, Ont.
Printer was given to Hayden through National Service Dogs.
National Service Dogs is a non-profit organization based out Cambridge, Ont.
They provide service dogs to children with autism and special needs.
Printer will serve Hayden in two capacities: friend and protector.
Hayden’s only means of communication with his family is through limited sign language and a picture book.
Hayden’s family consists of his mother (Heidi Penning), stepfather (David Parkhill) and his 10-year-old sister (Olivia).
Not only does this family have one child with autism, but two.
David has a 21-year-old son, Kevin, from a previous marriage who has autism.
Hi, I would like to be part of your info team and also learn from you.I am a therapist wikrong on childrens muscletone, and then I am a breeder of Olde English Bulldogs. We raise them as part of the familie, so they are nicely adopted with children and not kennel-dogs.RegardsLouise
7vsS0P nqoeieqbzwug
p0vmM5 qvkzzzimdcrx
DsZZUw , [url=http://tuqtuduyuyzj.com/]tuqtuduyuyzj[/url], [link=http://dhgstzmykzzs.com/]dhgstzmykzzs[/link], http://slzmvbypylku.com/