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Canine Companions future service dog, Amicus, has become a friendly face around the campus of the University of San Diego.
Canine Companions is thrilled to announce the continuation of its partnership with St. Francis Winery & Vineyards for the fourth consecutive year, with $1 donated per bottle sold.
View the May 2024 eNews for Canine Companions, featuring May graduation, the new puppy calendar photo contest, and our partnership with Eukanuba!
Eukanuba and Canine Companions will extend their 30+ year legacy. The expanded partnership will include VCA Animal Hospitals.
Canine Companions paid a visit to the Kansas City Chiefs’ offices in April, and our future service dogs in training stole the show.
View the April 2024 eNews for Canine Companions, featuring our tribute to our volunteers, an update on CanineAlert™, and more!
Canine Companions puppy raising program at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center celebrated their first puppies matriculating into professional training in a heartwarming ceremony.
Canine Companions opens new Canine Health and Wellness Center at their Santa Rosa headquarters, featuring a new veterinary hospital and canine early development center.
Developed in-house with collaboration with experts in the field, the patented CanineAlert™ Device uses biometric data, monitoring the wearer’s heartrate through wearable technology that wirelessly communicates with the service dog’s collar device.
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.