Puppy Raiser Pillows

Description: For the selfless volunteers who give their hearts so a dog can change a life. A beautiful, emotionally resonant design celebrating the incredible journey of raising, loving, and letting go of a future guide or service dog.

Description: Perfect design to compliment Canine Companion logo. This puppy celebrates the 0-6 month stage of your care of your new puppy.

Description: So you volunteer as a puppy raiser. This shirt is a great conversation starter. Puppy raiser for who? for what? Tell me more. Women's T sizes run small; upsize 2 sizes.

Description: A circular white design with the words "future guide dog" curved over a paw print, with the words "puppy raiser" curved underneath. Tiny paw on the left and right to separate the top and bottom words.

Description: A heartfelt puppy rescue design encouraging adoption and giving a deserving dog a second chance.

Description: Puppy

Description: Great Merch to celebrate puppyraising for Canine Companions or other service dog programs. Women sizes are nipped in in the waist so upsize two sizes. All others run true to size. Supporting Canine Companions.

Description: Wear this design to inspire all who say " I could never turn them in!" Great conversation starter for puppyraisers to encourage questions! Remember women's sizes run small; upsize 2 sizes and support Canine Companions,

Description: Humorous shirt that celebrates our mates consistency with our training a service dog!

Description: A special design for the puppyraisers and teams of Early Alert Canine that partners with Canine Companions. Enjoy this design and share it with your family and friends. Note that women's sizes only run small; upsize 2 sizes. Proceeds support Early Alert Canines

Description: Grunge style letters in all caps saying "I Train" over a white silhouette of a labrador facing to the right and wearing a guide harness. Underneath are the words "Future Guide Dogs."

Description: Elk lll models the Canine Companion uniform and celebrates the journey he will take to become a service dog. First he's with his mom and breeder/caretaker, then he lives and trains with a volunteer puppy raiser, and on he goes to CC school when he's about 18 months to participate with professional trainers for 6 months. During his puppy-in-progress time, he will touch and change many lives. When he makes the grade and graduates, he will be matched for free with a person to serve their disability or work. And so they live happily ever after. Support the mission of Canine Companions. Women's sizes run small; upsize 2 sizes. Thank you.