Canine Companions for Independence provides highly trained assistance dogs for people with disabilities and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships.
Picking up a dropped item, opening a door, turning a light switch on. Those daily tasks are often taken for granted. But, for a disabled individual, those tasks are anything but routine. Put a Canine Companions for Independence assistance dog in the picture, and everything changes. An assistance dog performs up to 40 tasks. More than 4,500 assistance dogs have been placed with people with disabilities since our founding in 1975. Canine Companion assistance dogs are provided free of charge.
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