Announcement of Relaunch of With You Project Page

The Japan Assistance Dog Association (Headquarters: Yokohama, Kanagawa; Training Center: Nagakute, Aichi; Director: Tomoko Takayanagi; hereinafter referred to as "the Association") has significantly revamped its "With You Project Page" (https://s-dog.jp/works/with-you-project) on the Association's official website, effective July 1, 2026.

The "With You Project" was initiated in 2014 by the Association. It involves carefully matching the personalities of both people and dogs to facilitate dog adoption for families with individuals who have disabilities, offering detailed consultations and extended trial periods.

With this relaunch, the page has been renewed to provide a more concrete understanding of the project's content by featuring numerous photos of families who have welcomed dogs through the With You Project and episodes that have arisen from their lives with their dogs.

Key Relaunch Features:

New photos of families and adopted dogs

Numerous heartwarming photos are now included, showcasing the daily lives of families with their dogs and commemorative family photos.

Expanded stories introducing "Changes Brought by Welcoming a Dog"

Featuring real voices from adopted families, discussing changes in their daily routines, increased family communication, and the sense of security the dog has brought.

Our Hopes for This Relaunch (From Staff Member):

With this page relaunch, we have added photos and episodes of dogs and families involved in the With You Project, enabling us to convey the project's content more concretely. We hope that by sharing the charm of these wonderful dogs and the real voices of the families who have welcomed them, people will feel closer to our initiatives.

With You Project Page

https://s-dog.jp/works/with-you-project

About the Japan Assistance Dog Association

With bases in Nagakute, Aichi, and Yokohama, Kanagawa, the Association works to train and promote assistance dogs that support the daily lives of people with limb disabilities. The Association also focuses on activities that leverage the unique personalities of dogs, engaging in "Dog Intervention®" to connect people and dogs. These initiatives include animal-assisted activities and therapies, companion dogs for children who have experienced abuse or sexual trauma, and the "With You Project," which facilitates the adoption of dogs to families of individuals with various disabilities, including developmental and intellectual disabilities.

Contact Us

https://s-dog.jp/

TEL: 045-476-9005 MAIL: [email protected]