Founded in 2011 as a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, K9s For Warriors remains committed to bringing widespread awareness to veterans' mental health and contributing to policy-level reform.

The special, K9s For Warriors: Saving Lives At Both Ends Of The Leash, explains the battle worth fighting for. It delves into an alarming statistic: roughly 20 veterans a day take their own lives.

Not far away, K9s for Warriors will build a mega kennel to house 250 dogs in training. The goal is to cut down on the 1 to 1 1/2 years veterans around the country have to wait to come to the program.

Since its founding in 2011, K9s For Warriors has paired more than 900 veterans with highly trained service dogs. They have also rescued more than 2,000 good boys and girls from the animal shelter.

K9s For Warriors said that these 12 veterans have gone to places many actively avoided for years -- the mall, crowded St. Augustine during Nights of Lights, the movies, even Walmart and Target.

To date, K9s for Warriors has graduated nearly 700 Warrior-K9 teams and rescued more than 1,300 dogs overall. The service dogs are given to veterans at no charge.

With a K9s for Warriors dog, veterans can gain the emotional means to repair their relationship with themselves, their families, and friends. "With each graduate pair, we save two lives; we rescue ...

PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (Oct. 7, 2021) – Today, K9s For Warriors, the nation’s largest provider of trained Service Dogs to military veterans, received Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody’s Back ...

K9s For Warriors is a BBB accredited charity organization located in Ponte Vedra, Florida, that has been pairing rescue dogs with traumatized soldiers since 2011. then walk tall by your side into ...

The Campus for K9 Operations will be located just south of the U.S. Route 1 and Race Track Road intersection in Ponte Vedra, Fla. Founded in 2011, K9s For Warriors to-date has graduated nearly 700 ...

Approximately 1,500 volunteers for K9s for Warriors will have to be reassigned or turned away after a 67-year-old woman injured herself while walking a rambunctious Labrador at the Nocatee ...