Blue is often the color associated with autism, and it’s also the color of the vests our dogs wear when they’re working. BluePath Board chair and autism mom Tricia Zarro once referred to service dog Shade as \”hope in a blue vest.\” Path refers to the incredible journey of expanded opportunity with an autism service […]
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by Jamie Stewart I have always loved dogs, and I have been amazed at the many ways they can be of service. I have made it a priority to support organizations that match jobs and dogs to people who need them. I worked with kids on the spectrum during most of my career in education
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Through December 31st, a contribution to BluePath will have twice the impact. The Pedowitz family will match all gifts made this week – up to $10,000! Please consider making a donation. We are extremely grateful for the family’s generosity. The Pedowitz family\’s pups (L-R): Oliver, Chace, Logan and Loki
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We continue to be deeply touched by the support for BluePath; we are elated that all of you are joining us on this adventure! Why the name BluePath? Blue is often the color associated with autism, and it’s also the color of the vests our dogs wear when they’re working. BluePath Board chair and autism
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by Tricia Zarro, Board Chair If life is like a journey, then life with a child with autism is a journey through the woods at night, in the dark, in a snowstorm. My world came to a crashing halt 11 years ago when my son Danny was diagnosed with autism. I was suddenly thrown onto
