Jason Brooks has another partner at his side, a service dog Mira who has been specially trained at Canine Companions in to assist veterans.

Jason Brooks has another partner at his side, a service dog Mira who has been specially trained at Canine Companions in to assist veterans.
The CanineAlert™ Device integrates state-of-the-art technology with the specialized training of Canine Companions® service dogs, offering a more comprehensive solution to the traumatic nightmares experienced by veterans living with the symptoms of PTSD.
Canine Companions partners with University of Arizona for a pivotal study on service dogs aiding veterans with PTSD, aiming to scientifically prove the benefits
Kathy Schneider finds help for post-traumatic stress disorder in the form of a service dog named Dakota.
Canine Companions® announced its partnership with Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) in the summer of 2020, with WWP providing a generous grant in support of Canine Companions’ Veterans Initiative.
The results of an important research study completed by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) shows significant benefits from service dogs for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).