Guide Dogs for the Blind is a non-profit organization based in Northern California dedicated to training seeing eye service dogs who go on to empower individuals who are blind or visually impaired. These expertly-trained guide dogs, personalized instruction, and continuous support are provided at no cost to the individual.

The Roseville Puppy Raisers group provide the first year and a half of training to these dogs, raising and preparing them for their final training on Guide Dogs for the Blind's Campus in San Rafael, California.

Hands4Hope is a non-profit, youth-driven organization based in Northern California; participants range from Kindergarten to 12th grade. Their primary objective is to enable youth to make a difference in their communities and offer meaningful community service projects combined with instruction and reflection, school-based clubs, and diverse leadership opportunities. Youth are able to decide their own level of involvement.

Dogs4Diabetics (D4D) was founded in October 2004, and is the first service dog provider for insulin-dependent diabetics accredited by Assistance Dogs International. 

As the first and a leader in developing Medical-Alert Service Dogs, D4D maintains ethical and industry-leading standards for our innovative scent-trained dogs, who can detect changes in blood sugar 20-30 minutes before the newest technology. To truly serve our community, D4D trains dogs, unites them with clients, and supports these teams for life, at no cost.