Animals For Autism

Abby Kaydus, the 16 year-old daughter of Animals for Autism's founder, LM Kaydus, attempts to gain grant funding to open a no-kill animal shelter to rehabilitate and rehome abused and abandoned animals.

Thanks to a grant from Pepsi's Refresh Everything Program, Animals for Autism will place 10 autism service animals.

After a month of voting and tremendous support from our national community, we have been named finalists for a $50k grant that will allow is to place up to 10 free autism service animals with those in need.

Animals for Autism announced the recipient of their "Go Blue" service animal, James.

Animals for Autism is competing for a $50,000 grant from the Pepsi Refresh Program. This award would allow the placement of 10 highly qualified autism service animals with familes in need at NO charge.

Animals for Autism's founder, LM Kaydus, discusses Animals for Autism's current services and announces a vision for the future of the autism service animal program.

Animals for Autism is a community service-driven organization focusing on the safety and social needs of both children and adults with autism spectrum disorders. Service animals provide safety and can lead to many socialization opportunities.

An estimated 92-100% of families with loved ones on the autism spectrum frequently fear their child or family member will wander or bolt with tragic consequences.

In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, Animals for Autism will be placing, free of charge, a highly-trained autism service animal with a child or an adult with an ASD who is in need.

Animals for Autism will be placing, free of charge, a highly-qualified autism service animal to a child or an adult in need with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. (ASD)