Our Story
Good things take time to grow
Sherbert Service Dogs has been a dream of mine for years, and a way to help disabled teens and adults get well trained service dogs for their specific needs.
A teen in need of a dog
At age 12, my parents had reached their wits end, and realized that I could majorly benefit from having a service dog. We applied to some organizations, but got turned away and were back at square one. Then enters Sherlock, whom I got at eight weeks old, and started training him and learning as I went. The perks of being home-schooled, were that I had lots of time to focus on Sherlock and his training. at two years old, I felt Sherlock had completed his training journey, and he worked as my full time service dog until late 2021 when he started retirement.
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As I got older, I realized there was a major gap in the service dog industry for specifically Autistic teens and adults, and started dreaming of creating something to help.