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CHANGING LIVES WITH THE POWER OF SERVICE DOGS.

The American Service Dog Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to training service dogs and donating them to individuals in need. We aim to make a difference in the lives of people with disabilities through the incredible support of service dogs. Click here to learn more about our mission and how you can contribute.

About The American Service Dog Foundation

The American Service Dog Foundation is committed to providing highly trained service dogs to individuals facing physical and mental challenges. Our team works tirelessly to ensure that every service dog is a perfect match for their human companion. Click here to discover more about our passionate team and the impact of our work.

Yellow Labrador Retriever wearing a service dog vest, sitting attentively and looking to the side.

Apply for a Service Dog Today
 

Discover the life-changing support a service dog can provide for your medical needs. Our application process is designed to help you find the perfect companion to enhance your daily life and promote independence. Take the first step towards a brighter future by applying now!

Fluffy golden brown dog wearing a service dog vest, sitting happily in front of a red bench.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Your contribution can change lives. Whether it's through donations, volunteering, or spreading awareness, there are numerous ways you can help us fulfill our mission. Click here to explore how you can get involved and support our cause.

Hear From Our Beneficiaries

Stay up to date with all the latest news, success stories, and heartwarming moments from our service dog recipients. Click here to read the inspiring stories and stay connected with our ongoing journey.

Meet Our Dedicated Team

Get to know the passionate individuals who drive our foundation forward. Our team is composed of experienced  members who are dedicated Click here to meet the board behind our life-changing work.

Silver Labrador Retriever with its tongue out, looking very excited and happy while wearing a service dog vest during training.
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