Matches From Cape Fear, NC

Cape Fear Chapter

Building Bridges

By connecting our nation’s military Veterans with rescued animals, Pets for Vets helps create second chances and new beginnings. With over 300 successful matches and counting, we are changing lives one lick at a time.

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Matches From Cape Fear, NC Chapter

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First Match

We are proud to announce that the Cape Fear NC chapter of Pets for Vets made its first match on December 22, 2014.

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Matthew & Laela

The Cape Fear NC Chapter is proud to announce their latest match. Meet veteran Matthew and his new companion Laela, a brindle boxer mix.

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Fidel & Gunner

The Cape Fear Chapter is proud to announce a new match just before Christmas 2017!  Fidel served in the Marines attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant and is also a combat Veteran.

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Bobby & Dixie

Bobby is a 20+ year Marine Gunny. He has seen multiple combat deployments, has been involved in multiple IED blasts, and has a Purple Heart for wounds received in combat. As he nears the end of his military career he is dealing with...

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Gordon and Suki

Casey and Jazzy

Casey describes his bond with Jazzy as being “incredible” and a “gift”. “When I come home from work she’s always there at the door waiting for me, when I open the door I feel like I just got home from a deployment and I’m home to see my family and it’s just a great feeling.

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Jose and Ranger

Staff Sergeant Jose Pila returned from tours in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom suffering from PTSD, TBI and physical injuries. He came to Pets for Vets plagued by nightmares, high anxiety and hyper vigilance. 

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