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Canine Partners of the Rockies raises, trains and places highly skilled service dogs with mobility limited Colorado residents to facilitate their greater independence in activities of daily living and educates the public about the role assistance dogs play in the lives of people with disabilities.

Canine Partners of the Rockies (CaPR) service dogs are more than companions. A CaPR service dog is a partner in life for a person with a disability. Service dogs can turn on lights, act as a counter balance, assist with transfers and open doors. Most importantly, a CaPR service dog opens the door to a more independent life for a person with a disability. Apply now for a Canine Partners service dog

 

 

How do puppies grow up to become service dogs? Learn by volunteering as a Puppy Raiser for Canine Partners of the Rockies. Are you ready? Apply now to start raising a puppy.

Need more information? Please call 303-364-9040 or email Linda.

Follow a CaPR puppy raising journey with one of our pups in training and her puppy raiser at Ruby's Blog.

Ruby was one of nine puppies in her litter. Seven of the puppies are now in our training program to become service dogs. Read about Ruby's mother and the other puppies at Bridget's Blog.

 

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