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The Warrior Dog Foundation helps our nation's four-legged heroes (military dogs) who are no longer fit for service retire in peace.
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The Warrior Dog Foundation is a brand dedicated to supporting our nation's four-legged heroes, the military dogs, as they retire from service and transition into a peaceful life. Founded by Mike Ritland, a former US Navy SEAL and specialist in providing working K9s to government agencies, the foundation focuses on the well-being and rehabilitation of retired Military Working Dogs (MWD), Contract Working Dogs (CWD), and Law Enforcement K9s (LEO). When these brave canines are no longer able to continue their working careers due to physical or mental injury, age, or other reasons, the Warrior Dog Foundation steps in to provide them with mental and physical rehabilitation.
They also offer rehoming options to ensure the retired K9s find loving forever homes whenever possible. For those dogs that cannot be placed in new homes, the foundation serves as a sanctuary of last resort, providing them with comfort and care throughout their retirement. With over 170 K9s retired, rehabilitated, and rehomed to date, the Warrior Dog Foundation has made a significant impact in honoring and supporting these courageous dogs and their handlers.
By donating to the foundation, you can be a part of giving these retired K9s the future they deserve. Your contributions provide rehabilitation options, honor their service, and offer comfort to their handlers. Join the Warrior Dog Foundation in making a difference and experiencing the love of a Warrior Dog.
For more information, visit their website or contact them at info@warriordogfoundation. org or (855) 927-3647
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Nonprofit
Company Size
2-10
Year Founded
2013
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