4 Paws 4 A Cause

05/27/2026

Congratulations to our 4 new Certified teams!! Peter and K9 Winnie, Allison and K9 Winston, Dawn and K9 Haven, and Brittany and K9 Zoey.

05/01/2026

If you are at Give Local York thanks to one of our sponsors, The MaeWood Collective

Please give our tent a visit. We are happy to introduce you to some of our dogs as well as share all you want to know about our program!

04/11/2026

This event is postponed. Another date will be announced in the future! Thank you for your attention and continued support of our organization.

03/29/2026

Come on out the tractor supply in Red line to get your pictures taken with the Easter Bunny

03/03/2026

As a non-profit, we operate STRICTLY on volunteers, and donations.

Annually, Give Local York provides every an opportunity to support many York County non-profit organizations in their endeavors to continue growth and service to their communities.

The MaeWood Collective has graciously given us an opportunity to register for this years fundraiser. Please give this local talented photography company a follow and please consider them them for your photography needs!

We want to thank you for supporting us, no questions asked. Thanks for believing in our cause.

12/20/2025

Come see Santa and Mrs clause at Ciocca Chevy on Cape Horn rd in red lion. See some amazing service dogs and get your family photo taken. 10 dollar suggested donation

12/20/2025

If you missed the mall Santa, Ciocca Chevrolet of Red Lion is hosting Santa pics with our pups! $10.00 donation appreciated!

12/17/2025

Why do service dogs wear booties/dog shoes....To protect their paws of course!

Did you know that most ice melt products marketed as “pet safe” aren’t that safe? Many of these products contain magnesium chloride, which is harmful to animals that lick or ingest it and can even cause burns on the skin.

Take one look at the back label of almost all “pet safe” ice melts and you’ll find warnings about ingestion, eye irritation, and skin contact.

You can't go wrong with a granular ice melt safe for pets that are made of naturally occurring minerals and don’t contain any chloride or sodium compounds. It’s safe for concrete patios and driveways, but it also melts snow quickly without damaging the underlying surface.

SAFE PAW is a pet-friendly, environmentally safe ice melt won’t harm your pet, even if they ingest it. Better still, it is safe for plants, waterways, and concrete. Safe Paw has the scientific reports to prove its safety.

12/08/2025

Mark your calendars or RSVP on the events tab pinned to the top of our Profile Page. Cant wait to see you there!

🎄🐾 Santa Paws is coming to Ciocca Chevrolet of Red Lion! 🐾🎄

Join us on Saturday, 12/20 from 12–3 PM as we welcome 4 Paws 4 A Cause, a service dog training non-profit. They’ll be bringing trainers, service dogs-in-training, a photographer, and of course… Santa Claus (aka Santa Paws!) 🎅🐶 for an adorable holiday photo opportunity right in our showroom! Donations are strongly encouraged.

Bring the family, snap a photo, and come support an incredible organization making a real difference in our community 💙

12/04/2025

Healthy Christmas Cookies for your best friend! Double or triple a batch and impress your friends who have dogs with cookies that they can't judge! :D

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Yield: 1 tray

Ingredients:
2 cups whole wheat flour (you can substitute with regular flour for a whiter dough)
2 cups rolled oat flour
2 eggs
2 tbsp melted coconut oil
1 cup unsweetened applesauce
1 tbsp vanilla extract

Instructions:
Preheat oven to 350º.
Combine all ingredients in food processor or stand mixer. Add flour as necessary until dough is no longer sticky and is ready to roll out.

To create doughs of different colors, divide into separate bowls and add natural food coloring.

Keep dough covered to prevent drying between batches. You can rehydrate dough with a little coconut oil as needed.

Bake at 350º for 20 minutes and let cool before serving.

Notes:
This dough refrigerates up to 1 week, and freezes for 3 months.

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