Hardworking dogs change lives of those living with epilepsy
About this episode
Lucy Breytenbach discusses how service dogs can transform the lives of individuals living with epilepsy.
The bond between humans and canines isn’t just a source of joy; it’s a lifeline. Director and Founder of Honey’s Garden Medical Service Dogs, Lucy Breytenbach has turned her lifelong passion for animals into a mission to help those living with epilepsy. Lucy and the team from Honey’s Garden Medical Service Dogs aim to bridge the gap between South Africans in need and the life-changing support of a service dog.
People in this episode
Guest: Lucy Breytenbach
Topics covered
- service dogs
- epilepsy
- human-animal bond
- medical support
- animal therapy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Honey’s Garden Medical Service Dogs
Places: South Africa
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