Work As An Ambassador For Service Dog Charitable Work
As a trustee of the charity Canine Partners, Endal's owner/handler Allen Parton, publicised the skilled training which is needed for assistance dogs by using the story of Endal as an example. Allen and Endal were both patrons of Labrador Rescue South East and Central.
According to a description of Endal by Allen at makeyourdogahero.co.uk:
- "Another more private role is Endal's work with autistic and terminally ill children. Endal has represented the charity Canine Partners, is a patron of Labrador Rescue, an advisor to Dog Theft Action. He has been used to promote many issues to do with animal welfare and has also helped raise funds for many of the service charities such as SSAFA, the Royal Naval Benevolent Trust, British Legion and Seafarers UK." organisation
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