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Cities, Towns, and/or Counties We Serve:

Dogs For Vets serves the entire Tennessee area.
931-244-5542

About Our Rescue Group:

Our Mission: To provide disabled veterans and those in need with trained service, therapy, working dogs, or emotional support animals. Most of these animals will be rescued from local shelters.
Our Goal: To help disabled veterans, & others in Tennessee community, & surrounding areas to improve & adjust back into civilian life, & help them build self esteem . This is accomplished by pairing the disabled with a dog, & training the two together. We also want to help the pet overpopulation problem by placing shelter, or rescue dogs into good homes.

Dogs for this program need to be spayed neutered, & healthy. We must also provide vests, I.D.'s badges, harness, certification, & other equipment, as needed, depending on tasks needed to be performed to help the disabled.

We cannot save every dog! However we save the ones we can. The ones who have what it takes to provide where there is a need!

Come Meet our Pets:

Call us and make arrangements 931-244-5542 .

Dogs for vets is in need of your help in order to continue to provide disabled with trained service & emotional support animals.

Also Note as a new organization we have multiple needs if you are interested in any of the following, or have just a few hours a week to dedicate to our cause, contact us!

Community outreach: If you wish to volunteer to help with our educational community outreach program. Reaching out to our community, through education in order to create awareness that will emphasize the value & benefits that service dogs provide.

Fostering: Nurturing & developing rescued dogs to become service dogs is a rewarding experience, which individuals can enjoy through our fostering program. If you are able to foster a dog, we will provide the rescued dog, the education, & the support needed for the care & training of the dog.

Our Adoption Process:

We do not charge our veterans or forever homes for animals any money. We work with a number of shelters and dog pounds to provide service dogs, guide doge, special needs dogs, Hearing, stability, emotional support animals, Therapy dog sessions, & training services. If you have been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury or qualifying disability, & feel a service dog or Emotional Support Animal may assist you in your recovery.or if you are a U.S. Veteran of any military branch or an Active duty member of any military branch of the U.S.- or family member of, or belong to the local community. If you meet Any of the above needs, Please request An application. You must be willing to attend training classes with your dog for approximately 6 months. Must live in Tennessee.