Join Us in Celebrating 20 Years of Dogs Helping People.
You can increase independence, comfort, and connection through service and facility dogs.
Now through the end of the year, your donations are matched, dollar for dollar, up to $22,500!

Next year marks 20 years of ACTS Service Dogs.
The need for our dogs continues to grow, and we're committed to serving more clients.
For nearly 20 years, supporters like you have created life-changing partnerships.
As we enter this milestone year, we’re launching 20 for 20, an initiative to welcome 20 new recurring donors. Monthly support provides ACTS with dependable funding, helping us grow sustainably and reach more people who need our dogs.

Join the ACTS Giving Society!
Members enjoy personalized welcome letters, exclusive impact updates twice a year, invitations to ACTS graduation ceremonies, and optional public recognition.
Sustaining Champions ($1,000+ annually) receive additional benefits, including invitations to behind-the-scenes training center visits, personalized impact messages, and special recognition from ACTS leadership.
Nathaniel Society members, who include ACTS in their estate plans, enjoy personal connections with ACTS leadership, invitations to special experiences, and opportunities to share their legacy stories.
The Nathaniel Society
By including ACTS in your will, trust, or other planned giving arrangements, you can make a meaningful investment in the future of our Service and Facility Dog programs.
Individuals who have included ACTS in their estate plans are invited to notify us so we can welcome them into The Nathaniel Society and recognize their commitment in a manner that reflects their wishes.
Have Questions or want to notify ACTS of your planned giving? Email: lsmith@assistancecanine.org
Hickory has helped Mariah feel less alone in navigating life with a disability. His presence often creates opportunities for connection and conversation with others.
"People seem to become a softer version of themselves when Hickory is around. He is one in a million."
- Mariah L.


“I saw what a facility dog could do for children and I decided to pursue moving from a volunteer to a client at ACTS.”
- Kelley B. (& Flint!)
