Annual NADA Auction to Benefit Canine Companions

Annual NADA Auction to Benefit Canine Companions

CCI graduates, volunteers and dogs in training will be in attendance at this special event.

Heading to NADA 2020? Then you won’t want to miss the charity auction to benefit the NADA Foundation’s Frank E. McCarthy Memorial Program, which supports Canine Companions for Independence (CCI).*

Photo courtesy of Canine Companions for Independence

Founded in 1975, CCI is a non-profit organization that enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships for adults, children, veterans and professionals.

“Finding ways to assist others is a hallmark of the automotive industry,” Annette Sykora, chairman of the NADA Foundation, said at last year’s auction. That is why the Canine Companion cause of partnering trained service animals with persons who need assistance has always been dear to NADA. A dog may be a man’s best friend, but for wounded veterans and children suffering from disabilities, a highly trained service dog can mean having support, security and a measure of independence.

Photo courtesy of NADA Foundation

Head to the NADA Expo floor on Sunday, Feb. 16 at 11 a.m. at KAR Global booth #3427C in the Central Expo Hall.

CCI graduate Jay C. Huston and service dog Hurley along with other volunteers and dogs in training will be in attendance at this special event.

Learn more about NADA Foundation and Canine Companions for Independence.

Still need to register for NADA Show 2020? Secure your spot and join us in Las Vegas, February 14-17.

*(Disclaimer) No pre-sale qualification required. The item will be offered for sale in an open environment, onsite at KAR Global booth #3427C only. No online or proxy bids will be accepted.

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