Accessibility Statement

Last Updated: July 24, 2025

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At WOOF FIT, we’re committed to ensuring our website and services are fully accessible to everyone, including individuals with disabilities. We continuously strive to meet or exceed accessibility standards based on:

• AODA and Ontario’s Integrated Accessibility Standards (IASR), targeting a fully accessible province by 2025 Recite Me+4Accessibility Checker+4Accessibility Checker+4Accessibility Checker

• Accessible Canada Act, for users under federal jurisdiction Wikipedia

• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2 Level AA) as set by W3C ontario.ca+13Wikipedia+13Recite Me+13

How We Enhance Accessibility

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1. Perceivable

   • All images include descriptive alt text.

   • Videos and audio have captions and transcripts when needed.

   • Sufficient color contrast is maintained for text and interactive elements.

2. Operable

   • Full keyboard navigation is enabled across the website.

   • Skip links are available for quick access to main content.

3. Understandable

   • Plain-language writing is used throughout for clarity.

   • Consistent menus and headings improve site navigation and orientation.

4. Robust

   • We ensure compatibility with modern browsers and assistive technologies.

   • Semantic HTML and ARIA labels support screen readers.

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🛠️ Accessibility Tools & Feedback

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• We use automated accessibility checking tools and conduct periodic manual reviews.

• If you encounter any accessibility barriers, we welcome your feedback.

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📝 Ongoing Improvements

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WOOF FIT is dedicated to continuous improvement in digital accessibility. We periodically update our site, conduct third-party reviews, and monitor compliance with evolving standards.

⚖️ Legal Compliance

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This statement outlines our commitment under:

• AODA (Ontario), targeting fully accessible environments by 2025 accessible.canada.ca+10Accessibility Checker+10Wikipedia+10Wikipediaaccessible.canada.ca+12Accessibility Checker+12Wikipedia+12cihi.ca

• Accessible Canada Act, which governs federally regulated entities accessible.canada.ca+15Wikipedia+15Wikipedia+15

• WCAG 2.2 Level AA, recognized as the technical standard for accessible digital content accessible.canada.ca+7Wikipedia+7Recite Me+7

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🔗 Link to Our Accessibility Statement

We maintain this statement on every page of our website (e.g., via footer link: "Accessibility") and update it as needed.