I can think of few missions more worthy of supporting today than Veterans K9 Solutions, which adopts dogs from shelter death rows, trains them as service dogs, and places them in home of veterans free of charge.
The founder’s van, which is equipped to safely transport the dogs, lost its transmission, and without repair will negatively impact the group’s mission. Normally a $2200 repair, local mechanics are donating their time and skills, but they’re asking for help to pay for roughly $500 in parts needed for the repair work.
Instead of that 48-shot super-espresso frappalatte, your donation of $25, $10, $5 or even $2 is a two-fer. You can save the lives of dogs, and also those of wounded veterans who need service dogs. If you’ve been saving money from whatever you gave up for Lent but havent’s decided where it will go, here’s your chance to help dogs and veterans in need.
Please click here to donate today!
Note that donation link is for the account of Dog Networking Agents, another rescue group that has volunteered to act as online processors for Veterans K9 Solutions. Please put “van” in the memo/content section so your donation gets to the right place.
You may also mail a check written to Veterans K9 Solutions to:
Taylor Bryant
1873 Engle Road
Augusta GA 30906
Any funds donated above and beyond the required parts cost will be given to the Veterans K9 Solutions group for their expenses in providing the gift of a trained service dog to our veterans in need.
Lexi is a ten-year old female Dachshund who weighs ten pounds. She is sweet, mellow and affectionate and is in need of a new home. Lexi is available for adoption from Walton County Animal Shelter in Monroe, Georgia.
Daisy (above) and Minnie (below) are sweet 2-month old Miniature Pinscher mix puppies. Each weighs about six pounds. They are available for adoption singly or as a matched pair from Walton County Animal Shelter in Monroe, Ga.
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