Terry T.
5/9/2025
This organization is a wonderful non profit! My personal experience was amazing! I was lucky enough to capture one of the service dogs and the huge impact the dog has for the client! No one can...
Canine Companions
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2965 Dutton Ave
Santa Rosa, CA 95407
Canine Companions, located in Santa Rosa, CA, is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing highly trained service dogs to individuals with disabilities completely free of charge. With a focus on fostering independence, Canine Companions celebrates its 50th year of transforming lives through the power of canine assistance. The organization offers various ways for the community to get involved, from volunteering and fundraising to supporting service dog training.
From puppy to hero, Canine Companions prioritizes empowering individuals with disabilities through the companionship and support of service dogs. The organization's commitment to changing lives is exemplified through heartwarming stories like that of former incarcerated puppy raiser Patti and Army veteran Col. Rozelle. Through donations, sponsorships, and volunteer efforts, Canine Companions continues to lead with independence and make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need.
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4.010 reviewsGail B.
7/9/2025
We will be traveling up north next week. Part of our itinerary is to visit the headquarters for Canine Companions. To that end, I called (not realizing it was lunchtime), and and James Dern...
Harald O.
12/23/2024
My choice for gifting from my Investment Plan. The highly trained dogs make life to the impaired, a big step toward a more efficient and effective daily life. There website explains how it al...
Carol C.
1/12/2016
Date: 1/11/2016 Time: 9:49 AM 50° Cloudy My monthly group tour with my buddies from the Mastick Senior Center was at the Canine Companions for Independence, followed with a lunch pit stop at...
Darlene W.
8/20/2019
Do you wonder why all the dogs look sad? Maybe Handmaid's Tale for dogs? We raised a puppy and the program is very oppressive. I've raised many other Labs that were happy and healthy. These were...
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