13 August 2021 Mira Bike Weekend
The Mira Foundation is holding a brand new formula for the 18th edition of the Mira Bike Ride. The Mira Bike Weekend will be held on August 13, 14 and 15, 2021. If circumstances allow, the Mira…
Dogs that Change People’s Lives
Video, without soundtrack, which demonstrates the different programs of Mira.
Our dogs help people with a complete or partial visual impairment, a visual and hearing impairment or a visual and mobility impairment.
In 2003, after years of in-depth research, Mira launched its program to support children with autism and their families. These children can receive services from dogs that are specially trained to help them.
Service dogs give individuals with mobility impairments a greater autonomy. They help people with a physical disability by pulling their wheelchairs.
As of 9 weeks old until retirement, Mira dogs play a critical role in their owners’ lives. A number of steps lead up to the development of this extraordinary connection.
$30K
The average cost of a Mira dog throughout its life. Why?
Did you know you can help Mira by giving them your empty cartridges?
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people are given the opportunity to benefit from our programs
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host families generously take care of our puppies
Despite the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms that aims to protect them, beneficiaries of Mira dogs are regularly discriminated against in public places. Denying access to someone because of their service dog is unacceptable.
This NPO has the mission of ensuring the health, safety, and welfare of the cats and dogs of Quebec. Sharing the values of this organization, Mira works in collaboration with Anima Québec and is certified by them. This program promotes and attests to the quality of certified breeding centres, for their facilities and the care provided to the animals that live there.
The International Guide Dog Federation is responsible for the development, monitoring and evaluation of the standards practiced by its members. Its principal mission is to ensure the equity of high-quality service for guide dog users and managers across the world. Mira is a certified member of this organization.
Mira holds a Class 2 permit for owners or custodians of cats or dogs. We acquired this permit under the Regulation respecting the safety and welfare of cats and dogs, which came into effect on November 7, 2013.