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Retiring Canine Companions Northeast program director reflects on past, present and future of organization.
Massachusetts Department of Correction Announces New Service Dog Training Partnership with Canine Companions.
Massachusetts Department of Correction Announces New Service Dog Training Partnership with Canine Companions.
Award-winning short film “Andy: A Dog’s Tale” is the story of how one puppy overcomes obstacles to find his purpose in life as a Canine Companions service dog.
More than two dozen Canine Companions volunteers from across the country have been awarded the prestigious President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) for their outstanding volunteer work in 2024.
View the April 2025 eNews for Canine Companions, celebrating National Puppy Day with a live puppy cam, welcoming new puppies for sponsorship, honoring 50 years of service, and sharing volunteer opportunities!
Winchester couple fosters puppies to become service dogsIt takes special training to get dogs ready to be service animals, and it takes special people to provide that training. Two of those special people live here in Winchester.
Canine Companions, a nationwide organization that provides service dogs at no charge to people with disabilities, held its grand opening in Mathews at its new 220-acre property.
New research from the University of Arizona in collaboration with Canine Companions proves that service dogs can be life-changing for children with autism.
On Friday, March 28, Canine Companions joined San Quentin Rehabilitation Center in an annual celebration of our puppy raising program. This year, clients Ben Carter and Robert Quigley, whose new service dogs were the first puppies raised at San Quentin, joined for the event and brought along their four-legged helpers.
