


Kennel Sponsorship
Support the care and well-being of future service dogs with a Kennel Sponsorship. Your sponsorship helps provide food, daily care, and essential maintenance for one kennel housing two dogs throughout their Professional Training period with Canine Companions.
This stage of training is critical in preparing dogs for their future roles as life-changing service dogs. Your gift ensures they receive the best care in a clean, safe, and comfortable environment—allowing them to thrive as they learn to serve.
What You’ll Receive
A professionally crafted wall plaque
A 4" x 6" photograph of a Canine Companions litter
Recognition for your role in supporting the development of future assistance dogs
Support the care and well-being of future service dogs with a Kennel Sponsorship. Your sponsorship helps provide food, daily care, and essential maintenance for one kennel housing two dogs throughout their Professional Training period with Canine Companions.
This stage of training is critical in preparing dogs for their future roles as life-changing service dogs. Your gift ensures they receive the best care in a clean, safe, and comfortable environment—allowing them to thrive as they learn to serve.
What You’ll Receive
A professionally crafted wall plaque
A 4" x 6" photograph of a Canine Companions litter
Recognition for your role in supporting the development of future assistance dogs
Support the care and well-being of future service dogs with a Kennel Sponsorship. Your sponsorship helps provide food, daily care, and essential maintenance for one kennel housing two dogs throughout their Professional Training period with Canine Companions.
This stage of training is critical in preparing dogs for their future roles as life-changing service dogs. Your gift ensures they receive the best care in a clean, safe, and comfortable environment—allowing them to thrive as they learn to serve.
What You’ll Receive
A professionally crafted wall plaque
A 4" x 6" photograph of a Canine Companions litter
Recognition for your role in supporting the development of future assistance dogs