My Charity made the newspaper!

[Treebore]

This time Operation Wolfhound, our organization to provide free Service Dogs to PTSD US soldiers of ANY time frame of service, absolutely for free, will be on the front page of the Arizona Daily Star, which serves Phoenix, Tucson, and cities and towns all around Arizona tomorrow (Saturday). Please read the article and use it to help spread the word to any soldiers, honorably discharged or active waiting for discharge, and gets a letter from their counselor saying they can take care of and benefit from such a dog, we will help them get one.

These dogs normally cost anywhere from 20 to 50 thousand dollars, depending on what organization you go to, and normally have a 2 to 5 year waiting list.

Again, dogs through us will be free, period. Everyone donates the dogs, the training, everything, for free.

We would also like to go national, so anyone who can help with training anywhere in the country, please get in contact with us if your willing to donate your time for free to help our Veterans.

 

[Treebore]

Well, as those of you who live in AZ know, there was no article, anywhere in the paper, let alone on the front page. Once the reporter answers my call to let me know what happened I'll let you all know.

 

[Treebore]

They saved it for the Sunday edition. Here is the website version:

Psychiatric service dogs use senses to aid owners

I'll buy the print edition later today to see if they went more in depth.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Congrats!

 

[Treebore]

Congrats!

Thanks. We'll see how much of a "success" it is when we find out how many Veterans contact us, or trainers call to volunteer to help.