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.

With pet insurance in place, owners can focus on cherishing special moments with their furry companions without the worry of unforeseen medical costs.

As a litter host, ICAN volunteer Linda Shepard has welcomed 5 litters and 36 puppies into her home.

ICAN volunteer Patrick Forgey has puppy raised and furloughed service dogs-in-training for a total of 566 days and counting.

ICAN Crunchee assists patients at the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana with their fine motor skills and coordination.

Meet ICAN Pilot, a 15-month-old black Labrador retriever in training to be a service dog.

Army and Navy veteran Billy Floyd is living life again thanks to his ICAN service dog in training Bella.

With Giving Season quickly approaching, we want our supporters to be educated on the rise of check fraud. But rest assured, ICAN is dedicated to protecting the safety of our donors’ information

ICAN Toffee allows his client to lead a more independent life by helping pick up dropped items off the floor, pressing automatic door buttons, turning lights on and off, and more

ICAN CC helps young patients at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital process the trauma they have experienced from both physical and sexual abuse.

ICAN Volunteer Nick Meyer attended the inaugural ICAN at the IU meeting in 2017. Little did he know that this decision would lead to a genuine passion for working with service dogs.

Our dogs on furlough at IU get many experiences, including navigating large crowds, riding public transportation, and settling in lectures. 

Sidney May, an ICAN at IU volunteer, introduced our mission to her grandmother, Marquita Kelly. Now they both volunteer and furlough together.