| About.com: Hearing Dogs: Find general information, articles and categorized links. |
| ADI: About Hearing Dogs: Discover how these trained animals can be used to assist and improve the quality of life of the deaf. Find information on training standards provided by Assistance Dogs International (ADI). |
| Dogs for the Deaf helps Hearing Impaired to a Better Life: Article discusses the training and services offered by this non-profit that has been rescuing dogs since 1977. |
| Dogs for the Deaf, Inc.: Program offers trained canines for the hearing impaired. Find information about placement of animals, application process, and contacts. |
| Golden Ears Hearing Guide Dog Training Center: Golden Ears is a nonprofit organization working to train hearing dogs for the deaf and hearing impaired. Find out about these unique companions and how you can help. |
| Hearing Dog Forum: Dedicated to fostering communication between owners. Features tips on ownership, training and care. |
| Hearing Dog Information Directory: Find links and contacts for US organizations that provide trained canines for the hearing impaired. |
| Hearing Dogs: Find information on a training and adoption program run by the San Francisco SPCA for California and Nevada residents. Includes instructions and requirements for prospective applicants to the program. |
| Hearing Dogs: Provides details on who can benefit and is eligible for assistance from the European Canine Institute, located in Barcelona, Spain. |
| Hearing Dogs for Deaf People: British charity that trains and places canines with persons who are deaf or hard of hearing at no cost. Find details on the program, eligibility requirements, contacts and links. |
| Hearing Dogs for Deaf People New Zealand: Discover information on benefits and training, as well as news and events for this New Plymouth based non-profit organization. |
| Hearing Dogs for the Deaf: Links to sites on training your own canine or finding one through charitable organizations provided by Listen-up.org. |
| Hearing Dogs for the Hard of Hearing: Find information on organizations that provide service dogs to deaf people and links to related sites. |
| International Hearing Dog, Inc.: Nonprofit organization trains hearing dogs and places hearing dogs with hearing impaired individuals. Includes history, qualification criteria, and answers to common questions. |
| International Hearing Dog, Inc.: A Non-profit organization that provides trained dogs to U.S. and Canadian residents who have at least a 65-decibel hearing loss at no charge. Offers an overview of the program, FAQ, information on requirements and contacts. |
| K9 Service Dogs of New Jersey: Hearing Ear Dogs: Features information on contacts, newsletter, training, care, and legal rights. |
| Lions Hearing Dogs Inc.: Provides free dogs to Australians with hearing disabilities. Find eligibility requirements, history of the organization, map to the training facility, sponsorship information and contacts. Located in Adelaide. |
| OzPets: Dogs Which Work for Man - Hearing Dogs: Brief article provides information on how the dogs are of service to hearing impaired Australians. Also offers an overview of what they are typically trained to do. |
| RingSurf: Hearing Dog WebRing: Features information for potential members and links to related sites. |
| Royal Association for Deaf People: Hearing Dogs for Deaf People: A United Kingdom registered charity. Guide features an overview of the abilities of the animals, how they enhance the lives of the disabled, who is eligible and how to obtain a trained canine. |
| SurfWax -- News and Articles On Hearing Dogs: Directory offers descriptions and links to current news articles. |
| Susquehanna Service Dogs: Find details on the program, application process and information request forms to obtain a service dog from Keystone Children and Family Services. Located in Harrisburg, PA. |
| The Albert Lea Tribune: Shaggy Maggie Serves as Johnson's Ears: Benjamin Dipman describes the one woman's experience with a canine companion. Also offers information on how the dog was trained and on the legal rights of owners. |
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