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Two service dog teams pose for a picture in an open, carpeted convention meeting space. The people wear matching t-shirts, smiles, and pawprint stickers on their foreheads.

June 2, 2025—We've posted our convention-goers' pictures from this year's peer convention. Enjoy!

April 3, 2025—Welcome to the newest addition to our board of directors, Karin Strickland! Karin brings a wealth of good ideas and compassion—a perfect fit.

Callie Mae, a red short-coat Brussels Griffon, lays on her handler's wheelchair seat, intently staring at her handler (out of the picture), as they wait to board their flight at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

January 14, 2025—Our community photos from 2024 are up, with alt text thanks to our community!

A woman in a bright green dress stands next to a small Japanese Chin service dog sitting on the ground.

September 4, 2024—Community standards and legal standards intersect in unexpected ways. In "Prospect vs. SDIT vs. SD: Which one is my dog?", the Morrises team up to help you figure out what stage to consider your dog to be at for what purpose.

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