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Make More Love Connections

With their warm, loving gaze and their intelligence and expert skills to perform tasks, Canine Companions service dogs not only enhance independence for people with disabilities—they also provide unconditional love. 

This February, please help us make more love connections. Each bond between a person with a disability and their Canine Companions service dog is truly unique and profound.  

Be the cupid who unites more children, adults and veterans with disabilities with their very own service dogs.
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ALL DONATIONS are DOUBLED, dollar for dollar, up to $200,000!*

Stories Of Independence

A red pair of heart shaped glasses with the image of a young girl and a black lab service dog in each lens.

Izzy and Aurora

“Aurora takes pressure off some of Izzy’s physical differences, as well as all our appointments, that no 11-year-old should have to face. Already, we see their bond is amazing,” says Izzy’s mother.

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Stryder and Fonz

The connection between Stryder and Fonz has been life-changing. “I saw their connection the first night we had Fonz,” recalls Becca, Stryder’s mother. “Fonz was just there for him all night. It was symbolic of the unconditional love these dogs have, and I thought, ‘Wow, this is going to be a special bond.'”

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A red pair of heart shaped glasses with the image of a young boy and a black lab service dog in each lens.
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A red pair of heart shaped glasses with the image of a woman and a yellow lab service dog in each lens.

Rosemary and Dom

“Dom is so good at his job. When we’re home around the house, he’s always waiting to see what I need and is there to help with a task. When I’m in public, I feel safe and confident with him by my side. He even intuitively puts his head on my lap when I’m getting anxious,” shares Rosemary.

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Gary - Puppy Raiser

“The puppies I’ve raised helped me be able to give that love and learn how to receive that love, which is something that was hard for me throughout my life,” says Gary, an inmate and prison program puppy raiser.

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A red pair of heart shaped glasses with the image of a man and a yellow lab service dog in each lens.
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Canine Companions Love Connection

Welcome to Canine Companions Love Connection! Where expertly trained service dogs are matched with people with disabilities.

*Every dollar donated is matched, up to $200,000, thanks to two anonymous donors, one of whom has a motto, “CTIWY” (Can’t Take It With You), to inspire others to support Canine Companions service dog teams.

How Your Donation Helps

$25 Donation
Dressed for Success

provides a new vest for a graduating service dog team
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$50 Donation
Dinner Is Served

Provides one month of dog food and toys for a dog in professional training
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$100 Donation
Expert Loving Care

Provides expert medical and wellness care for a Canine Companions dog
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$500 Donation
Connecting With Loved Ones

Provides dedicated follow-up services for a human-canine team
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