America's VetDogs
America's VetDogs is a national nonprofit that trains and places service dogs for veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders with disabilities. Accepted clients get the dog, travel to the Smithtown, New York campus, two weeks of training, and lifetime follow-up support at no cost.
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America's VetDogs service dogs helps those who have served our country honorably allowing them to once again live with pride and self-reliance includeing veterans, active-duty service members, and... Main Services assistive technology Serving adults 18+ active duty veterans physical disability limited mobility deaf or hard of hearing
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Guide DogService
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PTSD Service DogsService
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Service DogService
A limited pilot program that trains service dogs for veterans with disabilities related to military sexual trauma.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Seizure Response Dog ProgramProgram
Trains dogs to respond when a handler has a seizure, including getting help or retrieving needed items.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Hearing Dog ProgramProgram
Trains hearing dogs to alert veterans to sounds such as smoke alarms, doorbells, timers, phone alarms, alarm clocks, and a name being called.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Military Facility Dog ProgramProgram
Places facility dogs with military installations, military and VA medical centers, and VA nursing homes to support wounded soldiers, active-duty personnel, and veterans in care settings.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Graduate Support and AftercareService
Provides lifetime follow-up support, recertification, and help from field service representatives after a team graduates.
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