We feel privileged to be in a position where we can support first responders while simultaneously saving homeless dogs and giving them a new purpose.

Companion dogs have been proven to reduce stress, alleviate anxiety and ease loneliness. For first responders who have had their careers cut short, or are struggling to adjust to their new normal, it can make a huge difference to their quality of life.

Creating Companionship

There’s a reason dogs are known as man’s best friend! They are one of the world’s most loyal and loving animals that make great companions for all ages

A Sense of Structure

From feeding time through to walks and beyond – having a dog adds a sense of structure to the day which gives a sense of purpose to people who are struggling with a lack of routine.

Relieving Stress

Having a well-behaved, calm dog nearby can alleviate feelings of distress and provide comfort to people who suffer from anxiety or psychiatric disorders such as PTSD. This makes them a soothing presence that can stabilize moods and calm nerves.

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Creating Companionship

A Sense of Structure

Relieving Stress

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