Gather your friends, family and dogs for a day of fun on September 25 for Bark at the Park with the Mariners at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington.

Join us for DogFest Seattle 2025, a milestone event celebrating 50 incredible years of Canine Companions! This year we're partnering with the Seattle Mariners to host DogFest Seattle during Bark at the Park! Help us raise funds to continue to place expertly trained service dogs to adults, children and veterans with disabilities free of charge.

DogFest is a family-friendly and pet-friendly event open to everyone! While there’s no fee to register, we encourage all participants to join the fun in raising funds so that we can provide more service dogs to those who need them.

Click here for event schedule and information about Bark at the Park.

• Exciting Activities: Enjoy the fun of bringing your furry friends with you to the ballpark this season! You'll even get to circle the bases with your dog at the end of the game.
• Live Entertainment: Kick back and relax as you watch the Mariners compete against the Colorado Rockies, with your four-legged friends by your side.
• 3:30-7 p.m. - Free event at Victory Hall at The Boxyard
  6:40 p.m. - Bark at the Park game

Let’s make DogFest Seattle 2025 a memorable celebration highlighting 50 years of enhancing independence. Your participation and fundraising efforts help us continue to provide life-changing service dogs to those in need.

Here are some ways YOU can get involved this year...

We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

At Canine Companions, we’re at the forefront of the service dog industry, dedicated to enhancing the independence of our clients through our expertly trained service dogs. Since our founding in 1975, we’ve provided service dogs to adults, children and veterans with disabilities, as well as facility dogs to professionals in healthcare, criminal justice and educational settings—all at no cost to our clients.

Our commitment is unwavering: every  dog and follow-up service are  provided at no charge, ensuring that individuals and organizations can focus on the life-changing impact of our  extraordinary dogs without financial barriers.

Courtney with Service Dog Whitaker

Courtney was born with a rare, non-progressive neurological condition that affects her ability to communicate, as well as move independently throughout her environment. Whitaker assists in Courtney’s daily life by picking up and retrieving dropped items, alerting her of noises through the “speak” cue, ringing the doorbell for her, and even letting her paint his nails, which helps improve her fine motor skills.

Courtney and Whitaker look forward to continuing to grow their amazing bond. “He’s my BFF,” says Courtney.

Canine Companions has placed more than 8,000 service dogs, but hundreds of people with disabilities are still waiting for their match. Your DogFest fundraising efforts support this important mission.

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