At COPE Service Dogs, we train and place both service (mobility) dogs and facility dogs to support individuals and communities. Each dog is carefully matched and trained to meet specific needs, creating lasting partnerships that make a meaningful difference every day.

Our service and mobility dogs are trained to assist individuals with physical or developmental challenges, helping them gain greater independence and confidence in their daily lives.

These dogs can support tasks such as mobility assistance, retrieving items, opening doors, and providing stability and reassurance.

Our facility dogs are purpose-trained for their roles within schools, healthcare settings, and community organizations, where they work alongside professionals to provide comfort, emotional support, and meaningful connection.

They help create safe, welcoming environments where individuals feel supported, engaged, and encouraged each day, while improving physical and mental well-being.

Accredited through Assistance Dogs International and meeting Public Access Test standards, they uphold the same high expectations as their service dog counterparts.

Facility dogs also provide structured therapeutic support, helping individuals develop independent living skills, build confidence, and foster positive social interaction.

Learn more about assistance dogs or reach out to our team – we’re here to help you.