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Mission Statement: K9s For Warriors is determined to end Veteran suicide and return our Warriors to a life of dignity and independence. We rescue and train dogs to be paired as Service Dogs at no cost to Warriors struggling with PTSD and other invisible wounds of war.
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Determined to end Veteran suicide, K9s For Warriors is the nation’s largest provider of trained Service Dogs to military Veterans suffering from PTSD, traumatic brain injury and/or military sexual trauma. With most dogs being rescues, this innovative program allows the K9/Warrior team to build an unwavering bond that facilitates their collective healing and recovery. This treatment method is backed by scientific research (from University of Arizona’s OHAIRE Lab) demonstrating Service Dogs’ ability to help mitigate their Veteran’s symptoms of PTSD while simultaneously restoring their confidence and independence. Founded in 2011 as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, K9s For Warriors remains committed to bringing widespread awareness to Veterans’ mental health and contributing to policy-level reform.
The organization’s operation facilities include: K9s For Warriors National Headquarters (Ponte Vedra, FL) Davis Family Mega Kennel (Ponte Vedra, FL) Petco Love K9 Center (San Antonio, TX) and Warrior Ranch (Just North of San Antonio, TX).
Find more information at www.k9sforwarriors.org | Facebook | Twitter
In the News
6 months ago
FOX News: Veterans with PTSD get ‘significant’ benefits from service dogs, first NIH-funded study finds
7 months ago
USA Today: 4-legged lifesavers: Service dogs are working wonders for veterans with PTSD, study shows
7 months ago
CBS News: Service dogs ease PTSD symptoms in U.S. military veterans, researchers say
Press Releases
3 years ago
K9s For Warriors commends President Biden for signing H.R. 1448 into law as encouraging step in the fight against veteran suicide
3 years ago
K9s For Warriors acknowledges U.S. Senate’s passage of H.R. 1448 as encouraging first step in combatting veteran suicide
3 years ago
