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- About Americas VetDogs
The service dog programs of America’s VetDogs® were created to provide enhanced mobility and renewed independence to United States veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders with disabilities, allowing them to once again live with pride and self-reliance
- Service Dogs for Veterans Charity in NY - Americas VetDogs
Our service dogs enable veterans to live with dignity and independence America’s VetDogs’ programs run at our New York campus support vets, active-duty service members, and first responders with disabilities
- PTSD Service Dogs for Veterans - Americas VetDogs
If you are a veteran or first responder who is interested in applying for a PTSD service dog, please review the following information to determine if you meet our eligibility requirements Our service dog for PTSD program serves veterans with combat-related PTSD and first-responders with work-related PTSD
- Get a Service Dog - Americas VetDogs
A service dog is specially trained to help veterans or first-responders who have disabilities other than visual impairment and perform tasks that mitigate disabilities the handler experiences, performing these tasks while in public, the workplace or at home
- Service Dog Training - Americas VetDogs
Students are introduced to basic obedience and commands, ways to motivate and reward their dogs and service dog handling techniques in preparation for receiving their new service dog
- Americas VetDogs -Donate Now
Your generous, tax-deductible donation helps America's VetDogs train and provide specialized assistance dogs and a lifetime of aftercare support to disabled veterans and active service members at absolutely no charge to them
- Frequently Asked Questions - VetDogs
What breeds of dogs does the organization use? America's VetDogs and the Guide Dog Foundation breed its own dogs Male and female Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and Lab Golden crosses are used The dogs are specially bred for temperament, gentleness, and physical soundness
- Prison Puppy Program - Americas VetDogs
In this special program, inmates are raising and training puppies who will one day work as service dogs for wounded veterans In many facilities, incarcerated veterans are participating in the program giving them an emotional connection to their dog’s future handler and partner
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