Independence does not happen alone. Behind every confident service dog team is a circle of people who believed it was possible. People who gave. People who showed up. People who refuse to let cost or circumstance decide someone’s future.
That circle can include you.
When you give to Domino Service Dogs, you are not just funding a program—you are funding stability.
For many families, the cost of a fully trained service dog ($15,000–$65,000) makes independence feel like an impossible dream. Your donation makes it a reality. Your gift removes barriers by supporting:
The Caitlin Tyra Brady Training Fund: Providing vital scholarships to those in need.
Expert Training & Evaluations: Ensuring teams meet the highest standards of safety and skill.
Real-World Public Access: Preparing dogs and handlers for success in grocery stores, workplaces, and travel.
Legal Advocacy & Education: Protecting teams from discrimination and ensuring their rights under the ADA.
Long-Term Coaching: Providing the lifelong support necessary for a successful partnership.
Every dollar removes a barrier. Every gift restores dignity.
Behind every team is a story that almost didn’t get a chance.
A veteran trying to re-enter public life.
A child learning to navigate mobility challenges.
An adult managing seizures, PTSD, or medical instability.
Sponsorship is not charity.
It is partnership.
When you sponsor a team, you stand beside them through training, growth, and breakthrough moments. You become part of the reason they succeed.
You help turn “I can’t” into “I can.”
Sometimes what changes a life is simply someone showing up.
Volunteers support:
• Training outings
• Community events
• Fundraisers
• Organizational support
When you give your time, you help create the calm, steady environment where confidence grows.
You become part of the safety net our teams rely on.
Communities do not become inclusive by accident.
They become inclusive because businesses choose education.
Because housing providers choose compliance.
Because leaders choose dignity over doubt.
We work with employers, property managers, attorneys, and community organizations across Colorado to prevent discrimination before it happens.
If your organization believes in disability equity, we invite you to stand with us.
You do not have to train a service dog to change a life.
You just have to decide that independence matters.
Donor.
Volunteer.
Partner.
Advocate.
When you step forward, someone else steps into confidence.
Together, we are breaking down barriers to service dog ownership in Colorado.
One team.
One family.
One act of courage at a time.
