
Noah and Service Dog Schooner Featured in Auburn University Article
For senior journalism major Noah Griffith, his 2-year-old Black Labrador-Golden Retriever mix Schooner is a boost on both the physical and social fronts.
Canine Companions
Southeast Region
Welcome to the Greater Atlanta Chapter of Canine Companions! As a part of the Southeast Region, our chapter plays a vital role in Georgia, advancing Canine Companions’ mission to provide expertly trained service dogs to children, adults, and veterans with disabilities free of charge.
Our chapter is made up of passionate volunteers, puppy raisers, graduates, and donors who are dedicated to making a difference. Through education, fundraising, and advocacy efforts, we work together to support the training and placement of service dogs that transform lives in Georgia and beyond.
We invite you to join our growing community. Together, we can change lives, one service dog at a time.
Looking for a way to give back? Volunteering with the Greater Atlanta Chapter of Canine Companions is a rewarding way to make a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. We offer a variety of opportunities for you to get involved in a meaningful way:
Click here to learn more about our volunteering opportunities in the Southeast Region.
Whether you’re a new volunteer or a long-time supporter, there are many great ways to stay connected and engaged in Georgia with the Greater Atlanta Chapter:
Want to learn more? Contact us for more information.
Canine Companions’ Southeast Region hosts several events throughout the year, including fundraising events, volunteer appreciation gatherings, and service dog graduations. Check out upcoming events near you:
We are here to help our local puppy raisers. Contact us to learn more.
For senior journalism major Noah Griffith, his 2-year-old Black Labrador-Golden Retriever mix Schooner is a boost on both the physical and social fronts.
The Pensacola Ice Flyers announced today the addition of a new team pup, a future service dog that they have named Buccella, and their recommitment to the nonprofit organization Canine Companions for the 2023-24 season. The Ice Flyers’ second team puppy’s name pays homage to the late Dan “Bucky” Buccella, one of the most beloved players in the history of Pensacola hockey.
Do you want to get involved or learn more about Canine Companions in Atlanta? We’d love to hear from you.
Copyright © 2025 Canine Companions, Inc. All rights reserved.