For the holiday season, ICAN is thrilled to offer a new limited-edition ground coffee! Introducing Barking Brew: ICAN's Medium Roast Coffee. Order your bag today.

The Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN) is thrilled to participate in the first-ever Indianapolis Gives, a 10-day online giving challenge hosted by Indianapolis Monthly and sponsored by Eli Lilly and Company.

As a valued supporter of ICAN, you have a unique opportunity to amplify our presence in the community by casting your vote for us in the "Synergize 4:30 Meetup Challenge!"

ICAN Dolly helps her client Kevin live a more independent life.

Meet ICAN Rainier: a facility service dog at Community Hospital Anderson. 

Put your paws together for six new client and dog pairs!

Searching for a unique holiday gift that also supports an important cause? Look no further than ICAN! This season, give your loved ones a thoughtful gift that will not only bring joy but also help us make a real impact in the lives of our clients and those waiting for the life-changing gift of a service dog.

Having already successfully placed over 300 assistance dogs with Hoosiers in need, ICAN is gearing up to showcase for the community exactly what it takes to train a service dog with the launch of its first-ever Apprenticeship and Training Program.  

By working with service dogs in training, more than 50 incarcerated individuals in Indiana are finding purpose, developing life skills, and establishing a connection to the community beyond the walls of their prison. 

Put your paws together for six new client and dog pairs!

Frankie, a Mobility Assistance Dog, supports Andy Bridge, who is a T6 paraplegic, in leading an independent lifestyle.

Facility Dog Connie, accompanied by her handler social worker, Miriam Neugebauer, plays a crucial role in providing support to numerous students attending Drauden Point Middle School in Plainfield, IL.

Recently retired Jean Cranfill has become a full-time volunteer furlougher, and calls it "the best retirement gig ever."

Long-time educator and ICAN volunteer Jeff Harrison teaches life lessons to children with the help of service dogs in training.

Erin Silha gives the gift of time as a volunteer.

Veteran and ICAN client Suzanne Smith's five-pound Yorkie proves dogs of all sizes can be service dogs.

Teenager and ICAN volunteer Kendall Stuckey has raised nearly $40,000 for local veterans in need of service dogs.

Our proven prison program helps our incarcerated trainers learn the skills they need to successfully return to the community.

ICAN Basil is helping students at Rosa Parks Elementary School develop a love of learning.

ICAN Clare has become "the social bridge" for her client Kendall Spilker, encouraging him to try new things.