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View the January 2024 eNews for Canine Companions, featuring our plans for the new year, events, and more
National campaign addresses urgent need for more volunteer puppy raisers
A new study found that service dog placements enhanced and increased social connections for the family of autistic children as a whole, and decreased experiences of judgement and stigma.
Red Roof, a pioneer in affordable lodging, is continuing its impactful giving campaign this February through its Room In Your Heart purpose program. From February 1 to February 29 to donate 5% of your purchase price to support the mission of Canine Companions.
View the November 2023 eNews for Canine Companions, featuring our Veterans Day campaign: One Team. Two heroes.
A cute golden retriever lab mix is well on his way to becoming a highly-trained service dog thanks to one Temple University grad student.
From December 1 to 14, 2023, through their Points for a Purpose Holiday Promotion, Rapid Rewards® Members earn 10 Rapid Rewards points for every dollar they donate to Canine Companions!
Canine Companions new Puget Sound Field Office in Seattle welcomes its first graduating class of service dog and facility dog teams.
Governor Glenn Youngkin and First Lady Suzanne S. Youngkin donated a portion of the Governor’s salary to Canine Companions, an organization that pairs service dogs with people and facilities to support independent and healthy living.
Canine Companions collaborates with multiple universities to conduct top-notch research on canine health and behavior. Our goal is to better understand which traits lead to a successful working dog.
