Cold-nose comfort: Ben Williams needs a medical assistance dog like Tom, pictured, to sniff chemical changes that lead to seizures.
{"Image ImageDescription": "A seven year old boy from Western Australia, who suffers from life threatening seizures, due to epilepsy, is in dire need of a life-saving seizure dog.\nBen Williams first suffered dangerous \u201cTonic Clonic\u201d seizures along with absence seizures when he was 22 months old with no warning is one in 1500 Australians to have the disorder, along with developmental delays to body mobility, literacy and speech articulation.\nHis family is in desperate need to raise $30,000 for a seizure dog for Ben to be his eyes and ears in a medical emergency and to be his companion.\nNo seizure dogs are available in Western Australia and the eastern states are the only option. Pictured - Ben Williams with Tom, an assistance dog in training from Wagamuffins.\nPhoto by Daniel Wilkins", "Image XResolution": "258887/5000", "Image YResolution": "258887/5000", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Inch", "Image Artist": "Daniel Wilkins", "Image Copyright": "Yes"}