Updated October 31, 2025
Our Big List is organized by the need served. Click a button below to jump to the list that interests you. Some providers offer multiple types of service dogs, so you might see them in more than one list. Please see our blog post how to choose a service dog provider to help you choose which one is right for you.
No one should have to pay a trainer or a breeder to get a service dog. That’s why the Big List is made of non-profit organizations. However, some non-profits still charge fees, so we have documented fees charged.
Accreditation is also important. Assistance Dogs International (ADI) is the global accrediting body for non-profit service dog providers, while The International Guide Dog Federation (IGDF) certifies guide dog organizations.
The Big List is sorted by categories of disabilities served. Click the button that best meets the category you’re searching for.
