Grants for Pain Relief Dogs
Friday, April 18, 2008

FMOnline vol. 8, no. 4

Xolos are a breed of dog that can provide the same warmth as a heating pad for relief of chronic pain. Due to their hairlessness, the dogs' heat is easily felt. These dogs are highly intelligent and can be trained to do just many tasks. Dogs weighing more than 12 lbs. also provide traction that can contribute to pain relief. These Mexican Hairless dogs available by purchase or grants through Xolos For Chronic Pain Relief ™ (X-CPR)™.

1. Those interested in obtaining a "hot dog" can visit http://www.pawsforcomfort.com/ for information about X-CPR's™ service dog placement program, pictures, stories, info about the breed, and the application form.

2. Currently two dogs are available: one male and one female miniature-size Xolos, born Oct. 15, 2007.

3. The dogs are currently undergoing obedience and service dog preparation training.

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