Canine Companions
Northwest Region
The Big Sky Chapter consists of enthusiastic volunteers, puppy raisers and graduate teams in Montana. Our mission is to support Canine Companions through fundraising and community awareness.
If you’re looking for deeper engagement as a Canine Companions volunteer, we encourage you to get involved with our chapter. The Big Sky Chapter is an extension of the Northwest Regional Training Center. We work to raise awareness, recruit new puppy raisers and volunteers and support one another’s work on behalf of the Canine Companions’ mission.
We are a lively network filled with opportunities for social engagement, from puppy classes to fundraisers. Beyond the satisfaction of doing good work for Canine Companions, lifelong friendships are often formed among chapter members. If you are interested in working with our chapter, contact us. We’d love to meet you!
We’d love to have you help us share the mission of Canine Companions. The Northwest Regional Center is located in Santa Rosa, California, and utilizes hundreds of volunteers. Click to learn more about the Northwest region opportunities.
Join us for Canine Companions annual gala in Santa Rosa, CA or Seattle, WA. Hear from our clients and meet their life-changing service dogs, see adorable puppies and enjoy a delicious dinner. Bid on exciting items in our live and silent auctions, and watch the premiere of the newest Canine Companions short film.
Join us for DogFest, a virtual fundraiser for Canine Companions, followed by an awesome event! Help us raise funds and awareness for our important mission.
Join Canine Companions for a dog-friendly yappy hour at Appellation Healdsburg. Enjoy local wines seasonal beverages, and pooch treats from Fideaux Shops. Yappy hour benefits Canine Companions and supports our mission to provide expertly trained service dogs to people with disabilities at no cost.
We’re thrilled to share that Canine Companions CEO Paige Mazzoni is a recipient of a North Bay Business Journal’s 2026 Influential Women award!
A future service dog and a Wildcat for life: That’s puppy Jelly IV and his raiser, University of Arizona Collar Scholar turned graduate Jenna Bryant.
