Steph and Treble

Meet Medical Alert Assistance Dog partnership, Steph and Treble.

Courtesy of Neil Pollock.

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Jess and Douglas

Jess & Douglas - "Douglas has been life changing."
Sue and Jake

Sue & Jake - "He was a young but mature soul with an old wise head on his broad shoulders."
Demi and Bear

Demi & Bear - “I love my life. I have a purpose, I have confidence, and I feel happy.”
Michelle and Spring

Michelle & Spring - "He’s always watching out for me."
Isabelle and Ralph

Isabelle & Ralph - "It felt like I was just existing and being left behind."
Jade and Jules

Jade & Jules - "He is my lifesaving miracle dog."
Gemma and Poppy

Gemma & Poppy - "Poppy has given me hope for the future."
May and Winnie

May & Winnie - "The support I have had from my dog is literally life changing."
Mary and Rolo

Mary & Rolo - "He is now giving me 30/40 minutes warning so that I can get to a safe place."
Elizabeth and Henry

Elizabeth & Henry - “Thank you for being my best friend, my hero, my reason for getting up in the morning."

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We research how trained dogs can detect diseases through volatile compounds, building a strong evidence base in collaboration with UK and international partners. While continuing our research, we're now also exploring real-world applications.
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Medical Detection Dogs has launched its first ever urgent fundraising appeal to support a pioneering project that could transform how bowel cancer is detected — using specially trained dogs. Read more

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