

Celebrate
50 Years
of Independence
with a donation today!
Every dollar, every successful service dog team, and every individual who has supported us along the way has brought us to this milestone year, celebrating 50 years of changing lives and building the foundation for the next 50 years.

“I continue to believe in the mission. If anything, it’s more exciting than ever. Now, Canine Companions is impacting more and more lives with the best practices in breeding, training and identifying qualified applicants. Every individual who gets access to a service dog is a win. There are a lot more wins ahead.”
John Levin, donor since 1980

“We felt it was important to teach our children that there’s a lot of diversity in the world. We wanted them to experience that and to teach them about people with disabilities.
Puppy raising shaped who I am today. It taught me perseverance and courage. I learned responsibility and compassion.”
Cherie Montague of the Montague Family,
the first volunteer puppy raisers and breeder caretakers for the organization