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From loss to lifesaving support, discover how Dr. Michelle Ludwig found safety, confidence, and independence with Canine Companions hearing dogs.
This annual, prestigious award acknowledges excellent volunteerism on a national level, with one volunteer winning from our six regions. We’re pleased to recognize South Central Region volunteer Maeve Cooney from Texas, as the 2025 Jack Warnock Award recipient.
Through April 16, 2026, Humble Bundle is offering a special digital collection of Peanuts books from Fantagraphics Books, the acclaimed publisher behind The Complete Peanuts series—with proceeds supporting Canine Companions.
Eukanuba is updating packaging and refining product lines to make the benefits of each formula clearer and easier to navigate. As Eukanuba’s exclusive charity partner, the Canine Companions community will be among the first to see these improvements.
NBC4 Columbus is welcoming its next future service dog puppy in partnership with Canine Companions – puppy Boone!
View the March 2026 eNews for Canine Companions, featuring our National puppy day campaign, and a feature on our science department.
Athletes and Canine Companions service dogs have teamed up in pursuit of Paralympic goals.
The NADA Foundation’s OPENLANE‑sponsored auction raised $119K for Canine Companions by selling a Las Vegas Grand Prix VIP package, supporting service‑dog partnerships.
This Valentines Day, Canine Companions facility dogs at over 18 hospitals across America set out on a mission to deliver love and smiles in the form of Valentines to patients, families and staff.
Dr. Brenda Kennedy, our chief veterinary and research officer, along with Dr. Emily Bray professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine at University of Arizona, were featured in an article and podcast on Science in February.
