Service dog training
Trains dogs to learn 60 to 80 cues before graduation.
Indiana Canine Assistant Network
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About Indiana Canine Assistant Network
Based in Indianapolis, Indiana Canine Assistant Network is a nonprofit community service organization that trains and places service dogs. Its program serves adults, children, and veterans living with disabilities, pairing clients with dogs trained to support greater independence. Training is delivered through a program in which adults who are incarcerated lead the dogs' development. Dogs learn between 60 and 80 cues before graduation. The organization also invites people to volunteer, apply for a service dog, and support its work through donations. ICAN began serving Indiana residents in 2001 and has more than 100 active client-canine partnerships.
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Highlights
Dog placement
Pairs trained service dogs with people living with disabilities.
Volunteer opportunities
Invites community members to volunteer and support its work.
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