In Western Europe and United States pets at the workplace is common phenomenon. The Code ofConduct of Google Corporation states: "The love of our employees for pets is an integral part of our corporate culture." It is getting popular in Lithuania too. For example, dogs, rat and spider - it is daily routine for the employees of advertising company Adform, located in Vilnius. Every year, on 24 April, Day of Dogs, Lithuanian Cynology Society invites employees of companies to bring their pets to work. The most popular pet at workplace is dog. Some partner organisations of this project also come to the office with dogs and stay there all the day. Scientific research show that dog at work relieves stress, promotes social interaction and increases employees' productivity. Psychologists are convinced that activities with dogs foster communication, psychosocial, cognitive and perceptual skills, improves sensory and developing the need of care of others. Art therapy and other creative activities allow safely to understand, visualise and capture what is happening with person in relation to pet. Psychologists know that thanks to artistic methods and visual communication we can connect more easily with people, discover our inside potential and understand deeper others. Research show that combination of activities with dogs and art have very positive influence on mental health and communication skills of all people. The main aim of this project was to foster socialisation and collaboration of youngsters in international mixed-ability-group through creative activities with dogs. Other tasks of project were the following: 1. To develop communication skills of healthy, mentally disordered and with fewer opportunities youngsters in order to facilitate their involvement into society and labour market. 2. To train creative skills of youngsters. 3. To foster the feeling of tolerance and patience for diversity by being in mixed-ability-group of youngsters. To develop solidarity feeling of group. 4. To break stereotypes and labels towards youngsters with mental illness, fewer opportunities. 5. To experience innovative methods of non-formal education in youth organisations. 6. To know better other countries, their culture and traditions. 7. To get more knowledge about dogs. 8. To understand deeper various mental illness - autism, depression, dementia and others. In this project gathered together mixed-ability-group of youngsters and involved those, who had fewer opportunities. Young people with and without mental disorders, experiencing economic problems in family, poverty, violence and others difficulties came together and by having fun with dogs in good atmosphere learnt from each other communication, tolerance and patience as well as to establish inter-cultural dialogue, boost self-esteem and wake up artistic capabilities of all participants. By this project we wanted to show that we are so alike, in spite of our nationality, citizenship, cultural background, health, social problems. Also we shared non-formal education methods with art and dogs, which foster better communication of youngsters and thus lead them into taking part in society and even labour market. Additionally, with this project we tried to change attitude of young people towards disabilities, economically and socially disadvantaged youngsters, who has less opportunities in society. During project we want to create Youth Exchange Diary, which consists of daily activities of mixed-ability group as well as non-formal activities/methods suitable for work with disabled people and fewer opportunities.