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Chapter Leadership
January 12, 2020
Meet Your Chapter Leaders.
Meet Your Chapter Leadership
January 12, 2020
Our Chapter Leaders are Here to Help.
January 2020 eNews
January 11, 2020
With Skilled Companion Ruff by Luke’s side the sky’s the limit. Luke has Down Syndrome, creating cognitive and physical delays. Staying on task, speech and socialization are difficult for Luke. After being matched with Skilled Companion Ruff, Luke is making great strides.
Students Raise Service Dogs in Training as Part of Their Life on Campus
December 6, 2019
“A university is a perfect place to raise a prospective service dog. There are many opportunities for socialization and different noises and environments, so the dogs are prepared as possible when they begin their professional training.”
Dallas Cowboys Name Puppy Dak After Quarterback
December 3, 2019
Canine Companions for Independence puppy Dak will spend the next 18 months training to become a service dog.
Tis’ the season to give: Red Roof® Room In Your Heart campaign is giving back
November 12, 2019
Tis’ the season to give: Red Roof® Room In Your Heart campaign is giving back to charities that benefit military members, children and pets when guests get a room, Red Roof gives back to their favorite charities.
Military vets feted in New Hyde Park for lives spent in the service of others
November 12, 2019
Newsday Veterans Day
Service Dog Helping Westchester Purple Heart Recipient Regain His Independence
November 8, 2019
November 2019 Graduation on WCBS
Increasing Impact One Wag at a Time
October 31, 2019
“As Canine Companions looks to serve our community in better ways and increase its impact, we are proud to announce that the national board of directors has approved the launch of a small therapy dog certification pilot program in 2020,” says Sarah Birman, director of training and client services. “With so many Canine Companions released dogs already performing therapy work, it is a natural progression to provide this program to our volunteer puppy raisers.”