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Canine Companions Graduate Patrick and Service Dog Julio gained the attention of Chiefs Defensive End George Karlaftis.
National Estate Planning Awareness Week (NEPAW) is here. Don’t miss your opportunity to plan ahead, create your vision for the future, and partner with Canine Companions.
View the October 2023 eNews for Canine Companions, featuring a National Service Dog Month recap and Cartober
For senior journalism major Noah Griffith, his 2-year-old Black Labrador-Golden Retriever mix Schooner is a boost on both the physical and social fronts.
Brian Bard of Seaford was recently matched with Canine Companions service dog Radcliff. “Radcliff is happy to be with me and he’s happy to work! “
View the August 2023 eNews for Canine Companions, featuring National Service Dog Month
EUKANUBA™, a leader in premium performance nutrition for sporting, working and service dogs, premiered a public service announcement in celebration of National Service Dog Month alongside long-time partner Canine Companions.
Cities, counties and states are officially proclaiming September as National Service Dog Month, championing service dog rights. Read more!
Synchrony (NYSE: SYF), a leading consumer financing company, announced an expansion of a longstanding partnership with Canine Companions, including an $85,000 donation to support the nonprofit’s commitment to enhance the lives of people with disabilities.
A new policy from Publix supermarkets ensures that only service animals are allowed into their stores, which is a big win for service dogs and their handlers.