Dogs Inc. is a nonprofit organization that offers guide, service, therapy and skilled companion dogs free of charge to people who need them. They serve veterans healing from Post Traumatic Stress ...

8,000 dogs trained Canine Companions provides trained dogs for children and adults with disabilities, including veterans, at no cost.

They say a dog is man's best friend, but four-legged Titan is more than a friend, or even a good boy; he's a lifeline for Army veteran Master Sgt. Mike Knotts.

While we most often think of dogs as simply being companion animals, many pups out there also have jobs. Police dogs, search and rescue dogs, and seeing-eye dogs are just three of the types of ...

Therapetics has 30 service dogs with clients throughout the state, including seven service dogs who have been placed with veterans with PTSD. The agency has a multi-year waiting list.

Christensen just completed the Operation K-9 Companion Program, which provides army veterans with a service dog and more than ...

ARF, the Animal Rescue Foundation is launching an innovative program to help veterans with PTSD and other issues while saving dogs at the same time.

Free therapy dog at Endeavors helps veterans with anxiety, PTSD Veterans wellness center brings in a therapy dog to relieve stress and anxiety for veterans and their families ...

If you are a veteran and think a service dog may help you — whether that be with PTSD or any disabilities — you can fill out an application on Canine Companions website.

The idea for Dog Tag Buddies goes back to 2005, when Baker's husband, a military vet injured by an improvised explosive device, suffered from PTSD and a TBI.

If you’re wondering how to get a service dog, start with these organizations.

Belmont student trains future service dog through Canine Companions collegiate program The program prepares puppies for professional service dog training in Orlando.