Our Goal is Simple
To help people experiencing disabilities discover new forms of mobility and independence while engaging with the natural world through the use of a team of sled dogs.
Please, help us reach our goal.
About Noble Paws
Noble Paws works with people who experience disabilities and at-risk behaviors. This includes working with people with addictive behaviors, PTSD, developmental disabilities, cerebral palsy, autism and behavior health related issues.
We have a team of trained sled dogs that are experience in racing and overnight camping.
Our Mission
Noble Paws teaches people experiencing disabilities and at-risk behaviors how to run their own dog team. This service includes the use of a trained dog team and custom made adaptive dog sleds.
Our sleds can accommodate a variety of disabilities, including: cerebral palsy, autism, paralysis and down syndrome.
The ultimate goal of Noble Paws is to enable participants to discover new forms of mobility, independence and self-reliance.
We incorporate a “dogs first” approach that teaches participants that being a leader means taking care of the team.
Our Program Director
Our program director is Kaycee Powell. Kaycee has extensive animal care and training experience ranging from working alongside combat dolphins, working in zoos, and working with sled dogs for the last 8 years.