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  1. Man in glasses hugs a cream service dog wearing a blue Canine Companions vest

    Help provide service dogs at no cost to more people with disabilities - so they can live with greater independence and joy.

    Learn More
  2. Two puppies in blue and yellow puppy vests, labeled Bella and Bosco, sit against a blue background

    Sponsor Bella or Bosco today and receive a free limited-offer flag charm in celebration of Independence Day and America's 250th.

    Sponsor Now
  3. Yellow-vest Canine Companions puppy sits with a client outdoors on a blanket

    Get an overview of our volunteer puppy raising program.

    Learn More
  4. Man in a wheelchair greeting a yellow lab wearing a blue Canine Companions service dog vest on a path outdoors

    Show your support during Disability Pride Month.

    Learn More
  5. 2027 Canine Companions puppy calendar cover with two puppies wearing yellow puppy vests and one in a blue vest; coupon badge shown

    12 months of puppy joy - plus $90 in Eukanuba coupons!

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  6. Girl in a wheelchair with a blue-vested service dog holding a bottle, on a sidewalk under the words 'Together we become'.

    Join our community to help empower service dog handlers and change their lives for the better.

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Two women pose with an oversized check for Canine Companions at the 2026 Give Awards presentation

Harrison of Canine Companions Wins Fundraiser of the Year at Bloomerang’s Second Annual Givie Awards

Canine Companions Senior Events Manager Meredith Harrison has been named Bloomerang’s Fundraiser of the Year at the second annual Givie Awards during GiveCon 2026. Recognized for leading a national events strategy that raised more than $6.3 million in 2025, Harrison helped expand awareness, volunteer engagement and support for the organization’s service dog mission.

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Stories of Independence

After serving six years as a U.S. Coast Guard operations specialist, Connor Huston developed PTSD from the intense pressure of delivering life-or-death communications and death notifications. A chance encounter with Canine Companions led him to Service Dog Malcolm, whose calm presence helps ease anxiety, interrupt stress behaviors, and provide comfort during nightmares.
Canine Companions service dog Kate turned Erika’s life around in ways she never thought possible after experiencing a stroke. “Kate is my perfect match.”
"[Noodle has] given me the confidence to ask for help and not be shy about my disability. Together, we meet up with friends and go grocery shopping. Without him, I would be homebound. He helps me carry the load of living as a quadruple amputee.”

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