Skilled Companion dogs work only in the home of the recipient
(child or adult) and do not have public access.
You have a 4-year-old child with severe cerebral palsy who
you home school and believe having a specially trained dog would help your child focus and be comforted when they have muscle spasms.
You are a 68-year-old with Parkinson's who thinks having a specially trained dog would help you to pick up objects and help you balance when getting out of a chair.
People who are thinking about applying for an assistance dog often have many questions about their eligibility and the process. Please refer to the Applicant FAQ button on this website before contacting ICAN as you will find many answers to common questions addressed there. If your specific question is not addressed, please contact ICAN Client Services at 317-250-6450 x16 or