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Volunteers are the foundation of our cause, providing much-needed support with dog hosting, events, and campus and remote activities.

Become part of the pack and start giving back today!

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Dog Hosting Opportunities

We are always in need of volunteers to open their hearts and homes to our pups in training. Learn more about the various ways you can help.

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Campus, Event, and Remote Opportunities

These volunteers help in a variety of ways—event planning, photography, day-of event help, data entry, dog exercising and more!

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Hear what others are saying.

Can Do Canines is a great place to volunteer - it doesn’t matter if you have dog training experience or if you have never had a dog before, the seasoned training staff trains you to help train the dogs on their career path. It is all in a collective effort to help set up the puppy or dog for success in the future. All it costs you is your time.

Bill C., Puppy Program Volunteer

Hear what others are saying.

It is so much fun and so rewarding to work with all these wonderful dogs. You have so many options for volunteering; short fosters, long fosters and everything in between. Can Do Canines provides training opportunities for all volunteers, lots of resources, and they even provide nearly all the supplies you need to foster a dog!

Erin W., Puppy Program Volunteer

Hear what others are saying.

I volunteer here as a dog exerciser. It's an amazing place with a devoted team doing their best to make the world a better place for the disabled, and it really shows in the warmth of everyone's character and hard work. The dogs are well cared for and get lots of love and time to play. I'm so happy to be apart of something so incredible!

Katelyn W., Dog Exerciser

Volunteer Spotlight: The Whitfields

The Whitfield family, composed of Erin, Jef and their daughter, Ella, first heard about Can Do Canines about five years ago. Erin recalls, “A friend from church told me about Can Do Canines. Her son used to work at the Stanley Prison. We started fostering in January of 2018.” Click to read more.