Why sponsors matter

Every placement is free to its recipient because someone else said yes first.

A service dog costs tens of thousands of dollars to raise, train, and place — and the person who needs that dog never sees a bill. That is only possible because sponsors and donors carry the cost before the need arrives. Sponsorship is what keeps the pipeline moving: the next puppy raised, the next dog trained, the next partnership begun debt-free.

Technology Sponsor
Sponsorship levels

Three ways a business can stand behind a dog

  • Guardian

    Sponsors a full training year for one dog — the deepest partnership we offer, followed from puppy to placement.

    Your business hereA dog's full training year, carried by one partner
    Your business hereA dog's full training year, carried by one partner
  • Companion

    Sponsors a season of training — equipment, veterinary care, and class time for dogs working toward placement.

    Your business hereA season of classes and veterinary care
    Your business hereA season of classes and veterinary care
  • Friend

    Sponsors a puppy's first supplies — the crate, food, and gear that start a working dog's story in a raiser's home.

    Your business hereA puppy's starter kit for its raiser year
    Your business hereA puppy's starter kit for its raiser year
Become a sponsor

Sponsorships pair naturally with our business & community partner track — training-year sponsorships, event hosting, and therapy-visit sites all start with the same conversation.

In-kind sponsors

Not every gift is a check.

Veterinary care, food, printing — donated goods and services stretch every dollar further. These seats are open.

Your practice hereVeterinary care for dogs in training
Your business hereDog food for the raiser program
Your shop herePrint & signage for events and outreach

You don't need a business to keep a placement free — individual donors carry this work every day, one gift at a time.

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