“Changing lives and unleashing abilities on both ends of the leash”

Indiana Canine Assistant Network brings together three uncommon groups to help people live more productive and independent lives.

Children and adults with disabilities and their families find they can live more independent and productive lives with the help of a service dog.

Carefully screened incarcerated adults train these dogs. The nearly 2 year, 24 hour, 7 days a week offenders spend training the dogs can give a variety of professional and life skills.  These skills help with a successful re-entry to their communities.

By working with a dog’s innate temperament and eagerness to be with people, ICAN is able to provide service dogs with work they enjoy.

ICAN trains and places skilled service dogs for people in Indiana with physical or development disabilities. Priority placement is given to children and adolescents.

Indiana Canine Assistant Network is a 501 (c)3 non profit