America's VetDogs trains service dogs to help veterans with disabilities during their next chapter. President and CEO John Miller joins "The Takeout" with Luke, one of the organization's dogs, to ...

**America’s VetDogs,** a New York-based national nonprofit that provides specially trained service dogs to veterans and first responders with disabilities is thrilled to announce they have named a ...

PHOENIX, Nov. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This Veterans Day, Dogtopia, the nation's leading dog wellness franchise, and the Dogtopia Foundation are celebrating the continued impact of their mission to ...

TODAY ON. FOR THE RECORD, I DIDN’T EVEN UNDERSTAND WHAT A SERVICE DOG COULD DO FOR ME. A LOCAL ORGANIZATION AIMED AT PROVIDING SERVICE DOGS FOR VETERANS. I KNEW THAT WITHIN THE FIRST, I WOULD SAY TWO ...

The following information was released by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM): IAM Veterans Services Coordinator Rich Evans and Assistant Coordinator Bryan Stymacks ...

A Minnesota veteran is finding hope and healing thanks to a special four-legged friend. U.S. Army National Guard Veteran Levi Anderson-Knutson doesn't go far without his black lab, Judy. She's his ...

Nathan Dinger, an Army National Guard Veteran who was inspired to serve because of the 9/11 terrorists attack, ended his 20-year military career in 2022. Before returning home from Afghanistan, Dinger ...

The dogs train for the specific needs of the person they’re working with, but are all taught to disrupt panic attacks and help veterans feel safer in stressful situations. Northwest Battle Buddies ...

MONTVILLE, Conn. (WFSB) - A new program launched at Corrigan Correctional Center is pairing incarcerated individuals with puppies they’ll train to become service dogs for veterans with disabilities.

CONCORD, N.H. — For a veteran in distress, having a service dog at their side can make all the difference. Steven J. Brown, a business development manager at the aerospace company BAE Systems in ...

There’s research suggesting that these four-legged “battle buddies” can reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety. But shortages and long wait times pose barriers. There’s research suggesting that ...