Little Angels Service Dogs is a charitable organization which provides service dogs in the United States, and internationally, to assist those with mobility, seizure, autism, hearing, diabetic, and even psychiatric conditions and disorders. Little Angels is committed to their recipients for life and works hard to ensure they receive all the support necessary for a beneficial partnership with their new canine. These working dogs are life changing for their owners, allowing for a much safer and independent lifestyle that would be unnavigable without their presence.

Currently, Little Angels has two accredited training facilities – one in San Diego, the other in New Hampshire. Their training philosophy is based on positive reinforcement and love, and taught in three phases which include socialization, obedience and learning specialized assistance tasks. Little Angels was born out of a garage in 2006 by Founder, Katie Gonzalez, and was established as a nonprofit in 2011. Since then, more than 100 dogs have been placed into service, more than 80 dogs have been rescued and trained for service or placed into loving homes, and over 60 dogs have been invested into three prison programs, helping more than 80 inmates learn new skills, compassion, and accountability.

Much of the success of this organization is dependent upon donations and volunteers. Training just one service dog to change someone's life costs on average $38,000. Little Angels is committed to changing lives one dog at a time but needs your help to continue their mission. Please consider giving to this important and worthwhile organization.