We appreciate all your help and support!

Service Dogs are not cheap, between cost of the dog, training, vet fees, training equipment, feed, etc, etc, this adds up fast. A sponsor helps to cover different costs of the dog making it easier to pair an individual dog with their handler! 

You can sponsor the full cost of a dog, part of the cost, or share the cost with other sponsors! You also get a role in naming a dog as a sponsor!

We get several puppies under 6 months old and at this age they need a lot of socialization to have a chance to be a successful service dog! For this we need help! A puppy raiser will raise the pup until its 6 months old, they are required to attend socializing/training classes with one of our experience trainer and report to that trainer once a week to ensure the puppy is still learning properly. This is a fun opportunity to help a nonprofit, learn how to raise a puppy, and make a difference in someone's life!

Bruno was donated by his breeder, Darrin Riley as a retired gun dog. Bruno is a crazy boy is is always happy and eager to work. He is always excited to learn something new, or just get cuddles! Bruno is training to be a psychiatric service dog. This can include anything from interrupting panic attacks, alerting to disassociating episodes, providing pressure during stressful situations, and a lot more!

He is being placed with a young teen girl and we are very proud of him for taking care of her!

Crimson is a sweet, gentle boy who loves to play fetch! He can go from chasing a ball or playing with his companions to chilling on the couch no problem! He loves a chance to crawl in his handler's lap and get cuddles!

Crimson is training to be a mobility and seizure alert dog for a veteran

Sweet Miss Dharma was donated by her breeder, Red Prairie Retrievers. She is a very gentle and soft girl who would rather have cuddles than anything else in the world! 

Dharma has sadly washed from our program. She is very high energy and didn't enjoy working in total structure. She has returned to her breeder to begin training to be a field dog! Wish her luck on her new journey!

Enid was donated by her breeder, Collies of Orion Hills! We are very excited for this sweet girl as she's the niece of two of our members' collies!

Enid is a super fun loving girl who is always eager to learn new things! She's very intelligent and loves to rough house with her playmates! She has an impressive nose and will to please and is bound to make a fantastic service dog soon!

Enid is currently waiting to fin her handler

Finnegan has been donated by his breeder, Fire Kissed Goldens and is such a calm, gentle boy! He loves cuddles and carrying around toys and socks. His favorite toy is anything that's floppy!

Finn is currently being paired with Michelle W. He will be aiding her in and out of her wheelchair, helping retrieve meds, alerting to BP and much more! He has a big job ahead of him and we're excited to see him help his handler!

Gaia has been donated by her breeder, Maday Goldens and is a very sweet girl. She's super playful and always wants to have something in her mouth! She loves balls and Nyla Chew bones!

Gaia is currently be paired with a USMC Veteran, Sherry Z. She will be assisting Sherry by alerting to her seizures and helping with her PTSD!

Oopsie fell into our lap unexpectedly and we're happy to have her! She's a crazy drivey little girl who is always wanting to train and learn new things! She's always down for any adventure and is very confident!

Oopsie is the only mutt we have as a program dog and is currently in the pairing process!

Training service dogs and raising puppies for service work gets expensive, one of the best ways you can help is by purchasing a bag of food! 

We take pride in making sure our dog's have a long working life and while genetics play a huge roll in this, so does nutrition! We only feed high quality foods that our dogs thrive on to insure they can work for as long as possible!

Check out our Amazon wishlist to donate food today!