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Providing expertly trained service dogs to children, adults & veterans with disabilities - free of charge - to lead lives with enhanced independence.
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ALT The image features three service dog quiz posters against a yellow background with stars. The top poster shows four dogs and reads "Match Madness!" encouraging users to start a quiz. The middle poster highlights "Service Dog Etiquette Challenge" with a person and a seated dog. The bottom poster invites users to "Test Your Service Dog Knowledge" with a dog wearing a service vest. A logo in the shape of a badge with a paw and text "Service Dog Homes" is visible on one of the posters.
ALT A large dog wearing a "BREEDER" bandana is gently interacting with a puppy in a red bucket. The scene is on a wooden deck with sunflowers nearby. The text reads "3 Myths About the Breeder Caretaker Volunteer Role" with the Canine Companions logo.
ALT A sleeping dog lying on a pink and orange blanket. Overlay text reads: "Myth: You have to have prior whelping experience. No, you don’t need to have whelping experience to become a breeder caretaker! We have experienced volunteers and staff to provide direct support throughout your journey as a breeder caretaker. In addition, we host breeder caretaker seminars throughout the year for educational touchpoints, and you’ll have opportunities to connect with fellow volunteers."
ALT A smiling dog is wearing a yellow bandana with the words "BREEDER" and "Canine Companions" printed on it. The background includes purple flowers and a wooden fence. Text overlay reads, "MYTH: Once the breeder dog retires, you have to give the dog back to Canine Companions." Below, it says, "Once the breeder dog retires, the breeder caretaker volunteer has the option to adopt the retired breeder dog as a pet!
ALT A puppy bring held by a person with fluffy blankets around it. Overlay text above reads: "MYTH: You can’t be a breeder caretaker and a puppy raising volunteer at the same time." Additional text below states: "It's possible to volunteer in both programs! There are some guidelines regarding caring for a breeder dog and puppy in the same household. The puppy program manager and the breeder caretaker staff can go over the specific rules and assist you."
ALT Two people in uniform are standing next to a police vehicle. Between them is a black dog wearing a rainbow-colored bandana and a blue Canine Companions branded vest. A few other individuals are in the background near the vehicle. The scene is in an urban setting with a brick building and large windows.
ALT A person is sitting in a wheelchair smiling and holding a certificate cover, accompanied by two dogs wearing Canine Companions vests. Another person stands beside them, smiling, and holding one of the dogs wearing a yellow Canine Companions branded vest. They are in front of Portsmouth Town Hall.
ALT A dog holding a sign in its mouth that reads "First Day of Work" sits on the porch of a house. The door is maroon, and there's a rainbow doormat. The house number 23 is visible.
ALT A dog wearing glasses and a blue vest with Canine Companions branding is sitting in front of a colorful "Back to School" backdrop. The dog is holding a large pencil in its mouth. Next to the dog is a small desk with a pink eraser labeled "for BIG mistakes." The backdrop features designs of a graduation cap, apple, and globe.