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This program provides service dogs for individuals suffering from mobility deficits.
Service dogs can help people with disabilities by providing support and assistance with everyday tasks such as opening doors, turning on lights, and carrying items. They can be trained to alert their owners to sounds, such as doorbells or alarms.
Service dogs can provide a sense of independence
and companionship, which can be especially important for people with disabilities who may feel isolated or lonely.
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE PROGRAM YOU:
● Are required to provide medical documentation demonstrating a physical disability in which a service dog can provide assistance with activities that you find difficult or unable to perform.
● Must to be willing to learn to work with a service dog,
create a bond, demonstrate the ability to correctly execute training in public, and embrace the dog into all aspects of life.
● Are required to travel and attend mandatory weekly training at our training facility for a minimum of 2 months.
● Must commit to upholding training for the lifetime of the dog.
● Are required to demonstrate an appropriate environment and available resources to properly care for a dog.
* Click here to download additional information needed to apply for Vets Valor Program.
We provide grants up to $15,000 to individuals with disabilities who are in need of a service dog though our partners Pierogies for Paws™. Apply today!
