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Need a Service Dog

Need a Service Dog?

People with varying levels of disability have a multitude of options. Some are medical, others are physical, and others involve the healing affect of a dog. Sometimes you might benefit from emotional support animal however; in the most extreme cases a Service Dog might be required.

If you feel you need a service dog you can fill out the form below.

How a Service Dog Can Help

Service Dogs play an essential role in the lives of many individuals, providing companionship and assistance to those who need it. These specially trained animals can help people with physical disabilities, mental health conditions, and even Veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

We understand that the transition from military life to civilian life can be challenging, especially for those who have been through traumatic experiences. This is where our Service Dogs come in – they are trained to provide emotional support and assistance in everyday tasks, allowing you to focus on your well-being and overall quality of life.

If you are a Veteran interested in applying for a Service Dog, please fill out the form below. We will help connect you with one of our trusted training partners who can provide information about their application process and available programs.

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Interested in Applying for a Service Dog?

Life Changing Service Dogs For Veterans does not raise or train Service Dogs, nor do we determine who qualifies to receive one. Our mission is to raise funds that help qualified Veterans receive highly trained Service Dogs at no cost to them.

We work with trusted Service Dog training organizations that are responsible for their own application, evaluation, training, and placement processes.