About Canine Companions
A Journey to Transform Lives
Canine Companions is proud to be a leading provider of service dogs in the industry. They believe that independence shouldn't be limited to those who look or live a certain way. That's why their service dogs are available to adults, veterans, and children of all backgrounds and abilities. Their dogs are specially trained to assist people with a variety of needs. Their service dogs are provided free of charge to individuals who need them, giving them the support and independence they deserve. They also provide facility dogs for professionals in healthcare, criminal justice, and educational settings, making a positive impact on the lives of many. They believe that these dogs have the power to transform lives, and their mission is to provide them to anyone who needs them, completely free of charge.
To learn more about how their service dogs can change people's lives, visit https://canine.org/about/who-we-are/.
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The human-canine bond is powerful, and Canine Companions is leading the way to provide more service dogs to children, adults and veterans with disabilities.
Canine Companions service dogs help our graduates lead lives with greater independence, confidence – and joy! Learn more at canine.org.
Each Canine Companions puppy is a service dog in the making, working to become a life-changing partner to a person with a disability.
Volunteers make Canine Companions’ life-changing mission possible. Join our national community at canine.org/volunteer.
Love dogs and want to make a difference? Become a volunteer with Canine Companions to ensure more people with disabilities receive service dogs free of charge! You can make a difference and have fun at the same time. Learn more by visiting canine.org/volunteer
Whether you have one hour or one year to volunteer, come join Canine Companions! From puppy raising to dog bathing, there’s something for everyone. Plus, your contribution always ensures we make a difference in the service dog industry and the disability community. Learn more by visiting canine.org/volunteer